If you have any geeky friends on Twitter or Facebook, chances
are they’ve linked to videos from TED. As it turns out, the conference hosts plenty of computer and
networking experts to talk about how computing is evolving. Is your next career move hidden somewhere in their deep thoughts?
Computerworld made a
list of what it considers the best of the bunch, and if you have a few
lunchtime minutes to spare you may learn a thing or two about the future of IT. Why not be the office
visionary?
- John
Underkoffler on gesture-based computing - Gary
Flake on extreme data visualization - Jane
McGonigal on how gamers can save the world - Stephen
Wolfram on creating a computational theory of the universe - Pranav
Mistry on a gesture-based interface that goes everywhere - Eric
Topol on wireless tech in medicine - Tim
Berners-Lee on making the world’s data open source - Ray
Kurzweil on machines that think and grow
— Don Willmott