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Adam Ostrow: After your final status update
Adam Ostrow: Pasi te rinovosh statusin final
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Shume prej nesh jane te pranishem ne mediat sociale -- dhe kane nje personalitet virtual te realizuar nga perditesimi i statuseve, tweeteve dhe lidhjeve, te ruajtura ne kete re. Adam Ostrow ben nje pyetje te rendesishme: Cfare ndodh me kete personalitet pas vdekjes tende? A mund ai.... te jetoje akoma?
Adam Ostrow - Journalist
As editor in chief at Mashable, Adam Ostrow covers the tech, trends and people driving the evolution of the Web. Full bio
As editor in chief at Mashable, Adam Ostrow covers the tech, trends and people driving the evolution of the Web. Full bio
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By the end of this year,
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there'll be nearly a billion people on this planet
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do te kete rreth nje miliard njerez ne kete planet
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that actively use social networking sites.
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qe perdorin faqet e rrjeteve sociale ne menyre aktive.
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The one thing that all of them have in common
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Gjeja qe te gjithe keto kane te perbashket
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is that they're going to die.
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eshte qe ato do te vdesin.
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While that might be a somewhat morbid thought,
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Nderkohe qe ky mund te duket nje mendim i frikshem,
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I think it has some really profound implications
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une mendoj se ka disa implikime vertete te thella
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that are worth exploring.
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qe jane te vlefshme per ti zbuluar.
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What first got me thinking about this
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Ajo cfare me beri mua ne fillim te mendoj rreth kesaj
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was a blog post authored earlier this year by Derek K. Miller,
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ishte publikim ne nje blog i shkruar disa muaj me pare nga Derek K. Miller,
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who was a science and technology journalist
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qe ishte nje gazetar shkence dhe teknologjie
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who died of cancer.
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qe vdiq nga kanceri.
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And what Miller did was have his family and friends write a post
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Miller ikerkoi familjes dhe miqve te tij te shkruanin nje shpallje
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that went out shortly after he died.
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qe u publikua pak pasi ai kish vdekur.
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Here's what he wrote in starting that out.
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Ja cfare shkruajti ai duke filluar nga fillimi.
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He said, "Here it is. I'm dead,
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Ai tha, "Ja. Une jam i vdekur,
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and this is my last post to my blog.
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dhe ky eshte postimi im i fundit ne blogun tim.
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In advance, I asked that once my body finally shut down
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Perpara, une kerkova qe ne momentin qe trupi im do te vdese
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from the punishments of my cancer,
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nga denimi i kancerit,
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then my family and friends publish this prepared message I wrote --
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familja dhe miqte e mi te publikojne kete mesazh qe une kam shkruar --
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the first part of the process
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qe do te jete pjesa e pare e procesit
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of turning this from an active website to an archive."
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te kthimit te kesaj faqeje aktive ne nje arkiv."
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Now, while as a journalist,
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Nderkohe qe si gazetar,
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Miller's archive may have been better written
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arkivat e Millerit mund te jene shkruar me mire
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and more carefully curated than most,
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dhe ruajtur me me kujdes, se shumica,
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the fact of the matter is that all of us today
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fakti eshte qe ne te gjithe sot
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are creating an archive
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kemi krijuar nje arkiv
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that's something completely different
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qe eshte dicka komplet e ndryshme
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than anything that's been created
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nga cdo gje qe eshte krijuar
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by any previous generation.
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nga cdo brez i meparshem.
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Consider a few stats for a moment.
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Konsideroni per pak minuta disa statistika.
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Right now there are 48 hours of video
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Deri tani jane 48 ore video
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being uploaded to YouTube every single minute.
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qe vendosen ne YouTube cdo minute.
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There are 200 million Tweets being posted every day.
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Jane 200 milion Tweets qe postohen cdo dite.
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And the average Facebook user
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Dhe mesatarja e perdoruesve te Facebook
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is creating 90 pieces of content each month.
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krijon 90 pjese te permbajtjes cdo muaj.
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So when you think about your parents or your grandparents,
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Keshtu qe kur mendoni rreth prinderve ose gjysherve tuaj,
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at best they may have created
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me e mira qe mund te kene krjuar
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some photos or home videos,
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jane disa foto ose vidio shtepie,
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or a diary that lives in a box somewhere.
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ose ndonje ditar qe mund te gjendet ne ndonje kuti.
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But today we're all creating this incredibly rich digital archive
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Por sot ne te gjithe jemi duke krijuar kete arkiv dixhital teper te pasur
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that's going to live in the cloud indefinitely,
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qe do te jetoje ne re ne nje kohe te pacaktuar,
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years after we're gone.
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vite pasi ne jemi larguar.
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And I think that's going to create some incredibly intriguing opportunities
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Dhe une mendoj qe do te krijoje disa mundesi teper intriguese
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for technologists.
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per teknologet.
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Now to be clear, I'm a journalist and not a technologist,
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Per te qene te qarte, une jam gazetar dhe jo teknolog,
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so what I'd like to do briefly
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dhe me pak fjale ajo qe dua te bej
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is paint a picture
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eshte te pikuroj tablone
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of what the present and the future are going to look like.
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sesi e tashmja dhe e ardhmja do te duken.
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Now we're already seeing some services
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Tashme jemi duke pare disa sherbime
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that are designed to let us decide
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qe jane te dizenjuara per te na lene neve per te vendosur
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what happens to our online profile and our social media accounts
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se cfare ndodh me profilet online dhe llogarite tona te mediave sociale
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after we die.
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pasi vdesim.
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One of them actually, fittingly enough,
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Njera prej tyre ne fakt, shume e pershtatshme,
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found me when I checked into a deli
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me kapi kur klikova mbi "gjysem te gatshme"
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at a restaurant in New York
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ne nje restorant ne New York
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on foursquare.
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mbi katror.
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(Recording) Adam Ostrow: Hello.
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(Regjistrim) Adam Ostrow: Pershendetje.
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Death: Adam?
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Vdekja: Adam?
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AO: Yeah.
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AO: Po.
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Death: Death can catch you anywhere, anytime,
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Vdekja: Vdekja mund te te kapi kudo, ne cdo kohe,
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even at the Organic.
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edhe tek restorante Organike.
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AO: Who is this?
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AO: Kush eshte?
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Death: Go to ifidie.net
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Vdekja: Shko tek ifidie.net
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before it's too late.
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perpara se te jete teper vone.
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(Laughter)
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(Qeshje)
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Adam Ostrow: Kind of creepy, right?
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Adam Ostrow: Pak ngjethese, apo jo?
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So what that service does, quite simply,
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Pra, ky sherbim ben, qe, pak a shume
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is let you create a message or a video
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te lejon te krijosh nje mesazh ose nje vidio
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that can be posted to Facebook after you die.
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qe mund te te postohet ne Facebook pasi vdes.
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Another service right now
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Nje sherbim tjeter tani
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is called 1,000 Memories.
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quhet 1000 Kujtimet.
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And what this lets you do is create an online tribute to your loved ones,
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Kjo te lejon te krijosh nje dedikim online personave tuaj te dashur,
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complete with photos and videos and stories
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duke e kompletuar me foto, vidio dhe histori
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that they can post after you die.
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qe do te postohen pasi vdes.
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But what I think comes next is far more interesting.
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Ajo qe do te vije me pas eshte shume me interesante.
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Now a lot of you are probably familiar with Deb Roy
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Shume prej jush jane te familjarizuar me Deb Roy
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who, back in March,
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qe, ne Mars,
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demonstrated how he was able to analyze more than 90,000 hours of home video.
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demonstroi sesi ishte ne gjendje per te analizuar me shume se 90,000 ore vidio shtepie.
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I think as machines' ability
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Une mendoj sesi aftesite e makinave
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to understand human language and process vast amounts of data
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per te kuptuar gjuhen njerezore dhe procesuar sasi te medha te dhenash
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continues to improve,
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vazhdojne te permiresohen,
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it's going to become possible
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do te filloje te behet e mundur
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to analyze an entire life's worth of content --
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analizimi i te gjithe jetes me vleren e permbajtjes --
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the Tweets, the photos, the videos, the blog posts --
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ne Tweeter, fotot, vidiot, postimet ne blog --
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that we're producing in such massive numbers.
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qe ne jemi duke prodhuar ne nje numer kaq te madh.
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And I think as that happens,
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Dhe une mendoj qe nderkohe qe kjo ndodh,
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it's going to become possible for our digital personas
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do te filloje te behet e mundur per personalitetet tona dixhitale
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to continue to interact in the real world long after we're gone
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per te vazhduar per te ndervepruar ne boten tone reale per nje kohe te gjate pasi ne nuk jemi me
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thanks to the vastness of the amount of content we're creating
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ne saje te pafundesise te shumte se permbajtjes qe ne kemi krijuar
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and technology's ability to make sense of it all.
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dhe aftesise teknologjike qe te beje ndenjat pjese te te gjithe kesaj.
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Now we're already starting to see some experiments here.
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Tani do te fillojme te shohim ketu me shume ekperimente.
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One service called My Next Tweet
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Nje sherbim quhet Tweet im tjeter
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analyzes your entire Twitter stream, everything you've posted onto Twitter,
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duke analizuar te gjithe nivelin tend te Twitter, cdo gje e publikuar ne Twitter,
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to make some predictions as to what you might say next.
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per te bere disa parashikime se cfare mund te thonit mbas.
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Well right now, as you can see,
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Tani, ashtu sic mund ta shihni
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the results can be somewhat comical.
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rezultatet mund te jene pak a shume qesharake.
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You can imagine what something like this might look like
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Ju mund ta imagjinoni sesi dicka si kjo mund te duket
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five, 10 or 20 years from now
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ne 5, 10 ose 20 vjet,
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as our technical capabilities improve.
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ashtu sikunder aftesite tona teknike te permiresuara.
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Taking it a step further,
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Duke bere nje hap perpara,
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MIT's media lab is working on robots
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laboratori i medias MIT eshte duke punuar mbi robotet
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that can interact more like humans.
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qe mund te bashkeveprojne me shume si njerezore.
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But what if those robots were able to interact
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Po cfare ndodh nese keto robote jane te afte te bashkeveprojne
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based on the unique characteristics of a specific person
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bazuar ne karakteristikat unike te nje personi specifik
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based on the hundreds of thousands of pieces of content
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bazuar ne permbajtjen e qindra - mijera pjeseve
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that person produces in their lifetime?
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qe personat prodhojne ne jeten e tyre?
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Finally, think back to this famous scene
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Me ne fund, mendo per kete skene te famshme
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from election night 2008
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nga nata e zgjedhjeve te 2008
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back in the United States,
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ne Shtetet e Bashkuara,
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where CNN beamed a live hologram
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ku CNN projektoi drejtperdrejte nje hologram
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of hip hop artist will.i.am into their studio
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te nje artisti hip hop, "Will.i.am" ne studion e tyre
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for an interview with Anderson Cooper.
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per nje interviste me Anderson Cooper.
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What if we were able to use that same type of technology
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Dhe sikur ne te ishim te afte per ta perdorur te njejten lloj teknologjie
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to beam a representation of our loved ones into our living rooms --
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per te projektuar nje perfaqesim te personave tone te dashur ne dhomen tone te ndenjes --
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interacting in a very lifelike way
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duke ndervepruar ne nje menyre shume te gjalle
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based on all the content they created while they were alive?
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bazuar ne te gjithe permbajtjen qe krijuan nderkohe qe ishin gjalle?
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I think that's going to become completely possible
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Une mendoj qe do te behet plotesisht i mundur
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as the amount of data we're producing
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si dhe sasia e te dhenave qe ne jemi duke prodhuar
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and technology's ability to understand it
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dhe aftesise teknologjike per ta kuptuar ate
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both expand exponentially.
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te dyja te zgjeruara ne menyre eksponenciale.
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Now in closing, I think what we all need to be thinking about
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Si pefundim, une mendoj qe ne te gjithe duhet te mendojme nese
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is if we want that to become our reality --
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kjo gje duam qe te behet realiteti jone --
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and if so,
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dhe nese eshte keshtu,
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what it means for a definition of life and everything that comes after it.
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cfare nenkupton per nje perkufizim te jetes dhe cdo gjeje qe vjen pas kesaj.
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Thank you very much.
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Shume faleminderit.
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(Applause)
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(Duartrokitje)
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Adam Ostrow - JournalistAs editor in chief at Mashable, Adam Ostrow covers the tech, trends and people driving the evolution of the Web.
Why you should listen
Adam Ostrow is a new media entrepreneur and commentator. As editor in chief at Mashable, he is responsible for the editorial management and direction of one of the most widely read independent news sites in the world, covering the latest technologies, trends, and individuals driving the current evolution of the Web.
Since joining Mashable in 2007, Ostrow has contributed more than 2,500 articles, and under his leadership the site’s audience has grown more than tenfold to 13 million unique visitors per month, with more than 3.6 million followers across social media sites as of June 2011.
Ostrow has been frequently quoted by numerous mainstream media outlets including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, USA Today and The Times of London among others. He is a frequent guest on CNN, Bloomberg and NPR.
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