My keynote presentation about the future based on this https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/my-life-february-23-2030-loic-le-meur?trk=prof-post

1. LOIC LE MEUR
2O3OMY LIFE ON MARCH 26 2030

2. MARCH 26, 2030
I wake up exactly at the
ideal time of my REM
sleep with my brain
reader
PAST
TECHNOLOGY

3. INSTANT MEDICINE
I feel a little weak. All
my body data has
already been sent to
my doctor for analysis
with a recommendation
for him to prescribe
drugs
My personalized pills
are 3D printed as I
wake up

4. MY MEDITATION
I meditate and get an
immediate analysis of
the key ideas in my
mind and can save
some items as to do
items.
My statistics are
projected on the wall of
my bedroom, it shows
me I passed 5,000
hours of meditation. In
2045 I will finally reach
the 10,000 hours that
are supposedly so
helpful.

5. AUGMENTED REALITY
Information follows me. New Google Glass is a contact lens projecting on my retina

6. BREAKFAST TIME
GMOs have become
common to reduce
human diseases
3D printing enables
humans to print any
food

7. HYDROFOILING
It was a lot of fun riding my
hydrofoil yesterday I’m going
to print a few new wings to
test them later
I PRINT WHAT I
NEED

8. INSTA3D
I’m so impressed how
Insta3D, formed in
2012 became a billion
dollar company so fast.
Printing any object is
widely available at
Starbucks.
There are thousands of
startups that create
object on demand.
MAKILABS was a
pioneer in this field.

9. MOST OBJECTS ARE
FREE OPEN SOURCED
I remember I bought an
Encyclopedia when I was a
student in the 1990s.
Then, knowledge became
free.
Now most objects can be
downloaded and printed
nearly for free, personalized
to my tastes.
Image credit
Noah Hornberger’s Taco Vato
Thingyverse

10. HOW I RUN
I’m going for a run
outside. My knees are
both artificial so I never
have a knee pain ever
again, I run at 15 km/h
for an hour thanks to
my Biomechatronics
enhanced legs
PAST
TECHNOLOGY

11. MY CAR
I jump into my self driving
car. Remember the Google
Self Driving car video? Now
it’s everywhere.
Self driving cars reduced
accidents to all time low
VINTAGE SELF
DRIVERS
We look at people driving
their cars as people using old
Nokia phones and laugh,
unless it’s a cool car.

12. MY SMART
CLOTHES
PIONEERS
As I’m reading
the news in the
car, my clothes
teach me
spanish
David Eagleman’s sensory
vest
TED, March 2015

13. “IN THE FUTURE HUMAN-DRIVEN CARS MAY BE ILLEGAL” ELON MUSK 3/2015

14. JOB DESTRUCTION CAUSED BY MACHINES
Article by Zack Kanter

15. MY VIRTUAL
ASSISTANT
A.I. GREW grew to become
omniscient – based on the data
digitilized by humans in the 21st
century
Artificial intelligence will surpass
human intelligence anytime
soon
Progress and research in this
field has become a major
economical weapon
IN THE PAST

16. ROBOTS
BigDog, Boston Dynamics

17. SHOULD WE BE SCARE OF AI?
Marc Andreessen’s view

18. MOST MONEY MANAGERS WERE REPLACED BY AI YEARS AGO

19. PROTESTS AGAINST ROBOTS HAVE MULTIPLIED. AS TAXI DRIVERS PROTESTED
AGAINST UBER IN 2015 - WHITE COLLAR JOBS REPLACED BY AI AND ROBOTS

20. 7 BILLION PEOPLE ARE CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET FOR

21. 100% CONNECTED
All objects around
me are connected
100% of the time
and keep updating
themselves

22. WORK FREEDOM
Starting with Uber in
Lyft, people work
whenever they want,
wherever they want.
The market of
microwork exploded,
individuals have all
become consultants for
high value-added
missions.
Picture credit
Her (2013) – All rights reserved

23. AFRICA IS THE
FASTEST GROWING
CONTINENT
Hard working young
populations of Africa have
taken millions of jobs from the
US, Europe and even China
 Constant education
 Free knowledge
 Remote Work
 Freelancing
 Crowdsourcing
 Crowdfunding
have enabled African workers
to surpass average Western
workers
Slums have disappeared and
poverty barely exists
(pic: Sama Group center in
Gulu)

24. 3D PRINTED HOME
Houses built in hours at very low cost contributed in solving poverty. No more slums.

25. TAKING THE
HYPERLOOP TO LA
Hyperloop has become
the most flexible than
flying to LA
HYPERLOOP

26. LUNCH TIME
3D printing enabled
humans to print any
food
Animal killing has
become illegal in most
countries

27. ABOVE EARTH
PIONEERS
Short space trips for
leisure & business

28. ELON PUT THE
FIRST MAN ON
MARS IN 2030

29. ENERGY
All power is renewable,
dominated by solar panels
and energy storage, which
have both become very
cheap.
Upgraded power grids work a
bit like the Internet did back in
2015.
Electricity is distributed,
shared, and stored like data
was then, and it's abundant -
even though more electricity
was needed to replace fossil
fuels. This process has gone a
long way to helping solve
climate change.

30. NO MORE GENERIC
ADS
Explosion of context-aware
advertising
Instant delivery via drones has
made the process easier
3D printing & automation

31. DRONES EVERYWHERE

32. VINTAGE PINBALL
A GIFT FROM MY FATHER

33. MY HOME
Intelligent doorbells
Self-sufficient homes
All-time high safety and
security thanks to
predictive technologyy
PAST
TECHNOLOGY

34. “WE WANTED FLYING CARS, INSTEAD WE GOT 140 CHARACTERS”
Peter Thiel
Flying hot rod featured in a print ad circa 1946 for Alcoa Aluminum

35. DATA IS DRIVING
EDUCATION
Alt school became the
global standard
Personalized
Life long
Distance learning
PIONEERS
Coursera, Udacity, Khan
Academy

36. DATA IS DRIVING
DATING
Dating is now down to
science.
Meeting your
significant other will
be enabled by big
data and intelligent
matching.
IMAGE CREDIT
Amy Webb: How I hacked
online dating

37. FUTURE OF HUMAN
Explosion of artisanal
creations
Free time enables
artistic expression
IN THE PAST

38. LIFE EXPECTANCY GAINED +10 YEARS AVERAGE
Google’s Calicolabs went from 1.5 billion investment to a value of 200 billion

39. VIRTUAL REALITY WILL DRAMATICALLY IMPROVE OUR LIVES

40. MY NIGHTS AND
EVENINGS
When it gets dark, I
enjoy seeing all the
glowing plants on the
road sides.
DNA is software
PIONEERS
Austen Heinz Cambrian
Genomics

41. MAMMOTH
IS BACK
In 2015 Hwang Woo-Suk
got the idea to clone a
Mammoth from a 28,000
old DNA from bones

42. MY GRANDSON
My son has a new
baby from frozen
embryos.
Freezing eggs and
sperm has become
standard practice
IN THE PAST
Facebook And Apple Offer To Pay
For Female Employees To Freeze
Their Eggs
TechCrunch, 10/2014

43. NO MORE WALLETS

44. Most businesses that
don’t have a social or
environmental
mission have died
out, as nobody wants
to buy their products.

45. NO MORE KEYS
Keys are stuck in the
past

46. NO HARDWARE
Technology has faded
in the background, only
available when I need
it.
IN THE PAST

47. DIGEST
ALL THE RELEVANT INFORMATION, EVERY DAY
HI LOIC, HERE IS YOUR DIGEST
83%
EFFICIENCY:
88% SLEEP
82% WORK
100% MEDITATION
75% READING
NEURAL SENSORS:
100%
BODY IMPLANTS:
100%
IMPORTANT MESSAGE
An update to your artificial knees is available. Changelog:
- Increased flexibility by 8%
- Decrease risk when jumping from roofs higher than 4
meters
- Update during sleep, 5 hours of immobility is necessary

48. Assuming Plato remains correct about "Only the dead have seen the end of war",
What are we humans killing each other over in 2030?

49. SPECIAL THANKS
MORGAN DENIS
For helping me write and design the
presentation
TOM KATIS
MARK KINSEY
LEILA JANAH
JAMES LINDENBAUM
SAMANTHA MURILLO
KEVIN WOLF
JOHN JOHNSTON
SACHA LEVY
ANTOINE IMBERT
And everyone who commented on my post on
Facebook and Medium
Thank you
Loic Le Meur
facebook.com/loic
Twitter.com/loic
Loic (at) leweb.co