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Exponential Technologies and

Sustainable HumanityFinnsight 2016, Helsinki

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Charles@curriculumredesign.org #4DEdu @CurrRedesign

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40 years of friendship with Suomi

1970’s:

1980’s:

1990’s:

2000’s:

Low/Medium value-added goods

High value-added goods

High value-added IP/services

Whatshould students learn for the

21st century?

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Question

What will the world be like 20 years from now?

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Climate change Personal privacy

Financial instability Political partisanship

The road ahead is challenging…

Inequities

Technological disruptions

Religious intolerance

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At the mercy of the weakest link

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Impact of Migration

50˚ C in MENA

summer 2016

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Human Interdependency…

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Second Question

What will the world be like 20 years from now?

What will you need to be successful in that world?

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The Power of Exponential Technologies

Role of Technology – Leverage, if used well

"Give me a lever, a fulcrum, and place to stand,

and I will move the world." Archimedes of Syracuse (287-212 BC),

quoted by Pappus of Alexandria, Synagoge, c. 340 AD

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And if not used well…

"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal.“

Albert Einstein

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On the road to ExoBrain

Source: Moravec/Kurzweil/SU

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One-Two-Three-Four punchesSyNAPSE (chip) + BlueBrain (system) + Watson (software) + Cloud Computing (infrastructure)

SyNAPSE

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Augmented Reality - Video

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Emotions detected in the body

.Source: Lauri Nummenmaa at al., Bodily maps of emotions, PNAS, 646–651, doi: 10.1073/pnas.1321664111 (open access)

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Virtual Reality - Video

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Music exercise – Audio

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“1950”

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Enjoying artistry

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Computers can sketch too !

• Seven artists generated about 8,000 pen strokes

• Disney's software analyzed distance between facial features

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WikiBots

42% of Wikipedia is edited by 12 bots !

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https://x.ai/about/

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Artificial Intelligence applied everywhere

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Robots learning from each other

• Knowledge and experience shared worldwide

• Computing tasks carried out in the Cloud

Hyperbolic improvement

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Our Limited Imagination

Source: Jean-Marc Côté, 1899

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Robot Serves Up 360 Hamburgers Per Hour

• Pays for itself in a year

• No cashiers or servers

• Will never forget to ask “do you want fries with your order?”

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3-D Printing

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Brain Enhancers

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Internet of Things

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Quantified Self

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Nanomaterials

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Biotech

MOLECULAR CARTOGRAPHY: 2,898 proteins (nodes) by 5,460 interactions (edges). Science, 303:540–3, 2004.)

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Sequencing costs dropping faster than Moore’s Law

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Genome Sequencing

From $1.5B to $1k in 15 years; @10c in another 15?

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Genome Editing

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STEM Cells

Miniature 'human brain' grown in lab

…will transform the understanding of neurological disorders.

The pea-sized structures reached the same level of

development as in a nine-week-old fetus…

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Synthetic Biology

“BioBricks” that produce for instance:

• Arsenic biodetector: to detect arsenic contamination in water.

• BactoBlood: cost-effective red blood cell substitute constructed from engineered E. coli.

FIRST SELF-REPLICATING SYNTHETIC BACTERIAL CELL

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Unintentional vs Intentional?

The Beijing Genomics Institute’s Cognitive Genomics

Project is currently doing whole-genome sequencing of

1,000 very-high-IQ people around the world, hunting for

sets of sets of IQ-predicting alleles… Kids produced by

any one couple typically differ by 5 to 15 IQ points. So

this method of "preimplantation embryo selection" might

allow IQ within every Chinese family to increase by 5 to

15 IQ points per generation…Geoffrey Miller, Evolutionary psychologist, NYU in EDGE 2013

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A combinatorial explosion of possibilities Accelerating change!

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Good news – 2016 Innovation Index

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Innovation follows patterns automatableSource: Invention Machine “IM Labs”

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Incremental vs Radical Innovation

• Incremental innovation = improving existing “state”

• Radical innovation = inventing completely new “state”

Good news: Computers unlikely capable of radical innovation soon

Bad news: Incremental innovation is estimated at 95% of total (Clayton Christensen)

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The Race between Technology and Education

Inspired by “The race between technology and education” Pr. Goldin & Katz (Harvard)

Industrial Revolution

Social pain

Social pain

Prosperity

Technology

Education

Digital Revolution

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“Event Horizon”: What if formal education cannot catch up ?

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BREAK

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Present/Future world Adaptability Versatility as key strategy

From T-shaped to m-shaped

mTBroad Knowledge

Single Multiple

Deep Expertise

STEM AND Humanities AND ArtsKnowledge AND Competencies

Source: Jim Spohrer, IBM

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Goal of Education: Fulfilled Individuals andSustainable Humanity

Employability

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10 Jobs that did not exist 10 years ago

Job Pay level

App developer High

Social media manager Medium

Uber driver Low

Driverless car engineer High

Cloud computing specialist High

Big data analyst/data scientist High

Sustainability manager Medium

YouTube content creators Medium

Drone operators Medium

Millennial generational expert MediumSource: World Economic Forum “Future of Jobs”

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Fastest-growing in the USFastest growing jobs Pay level

Wind turbine service technicians Medium

Occupational therapy assistants Medium

Physical therapist assistants Medium

Physical therapist aides Low

Home health aides Low

Commercial divers Medium

Nurse practitioners Medium

Physical therapists Medium

Statisticians High

Ambulance drivers LowSource: US Bureau of Labor Statistics: occupations with the highest percent change of employment between 2014-24

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Disconnect between youth, employers and educators

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“Please, may I ask where you’re going with all this?”

Students beg for Relevance

Source: New Yorker

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We agree

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Subject Evolution - slow

History

Music

Art

Philosophy & Ethics

Hu

man

itie

s

Arithmetic

Geometry

Astronomy

Biology, Chemistry, Physics

Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus ST

EM

Reading, Writing

Literature

Oratory

Rhetoric

Grammar, Handwriting, Spelling

Greek, Latin

Contemporary Languages incl. 2nd language

Lan

gu

age

Ancient Greece & Rome

Early Christianity & Middle Ages

Renaissance & Enlightenment

Modern Industrial

EraToday

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Making Education Relevant

A LOT MORE>

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Human Potential

Societal Wellbeing

Collective Prosperity

The Benefits of Education

with key global players

International

Organizations

International

OrganizationsInternational

Organizations

Jurisdictions

International

OrganizationsAcademia

International

Organizations

Foundations

& Non-Profits

International

OrganizationsCorporations

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Jurisdictions face many “asks”

citizenship/civics… creativity…

entrepreneurship…

robotics…

mathematics… ethics…

global literacy…

courage…

“grit”…

leadership… collaboration…

How does one make sense of it all?

Etc.

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Modern world needs deeper understanding

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Introduce Modern Knowledge

and Harness Interdisciplinarity

Robotics

Entrepreneurship

Wellness

and more…

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Embed Cross Cutting Themes

Global LiteracyInformation LiteracyEnvironmental LiteracyDigital LiteracySystems ThinkingDesign Thinking

Photo: Radek Szuban

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Learn skills

4 C’s

• Creativity

• Critical Thinking

• Communication

• Collaboration

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Build Character

• Mindfulness• Curiosity• Courage

• Resilience• Ethics• Leadership

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Matrix between Knowledge & other Dimensions

Competencies are expressed through Knowledge domain

Some Competencies will need out-of-school development

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“Clear and actionable, first-of-its-kind organizing framework of competencies needed”

Andreas Schleicher,

OECD

“Educators worldwide [need] to rapidly operationalize these dimensions”

Todd Rose,

Harvard Universityhttp://bit.ly/4DEdu

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So…

What do we remove ?

Deep re-examination of every single discipline’s branches, topics, items…

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Will we need to learn a foreign language?

Demos

iPhone app: Speech-to-speech translator for 95% of world population (23 languages)http://www.ustar-consortium.com/

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Change Management - Inertia

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Shaping (globally caring) Leaders

Are we doing so decisively, deliberately, and time-wise?

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Brighter Future via Education

• To shape a better world/Finland via its youth

• To export intellectual property

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Kiitos !“The future is already here – it's just

not very evenly distributed.”

William Gibson

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Let’s shape education for the

future we want!

Charles@curriculumredesign.org #4DEdu

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