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The Greatest Unsolved Problem in the Digital Era

The Greatest Unsolved Problem in the Digital Era

Adrian Kosmaczewski

August 29, 2019
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  1. The Greatest Unsolved
    The Greatest Unsolved
    Problem in the Digital Era
    Problem in the Digital Era

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  2. Internet of Things
    Internet of Things

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  3. Blockchain
    Blockchain

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  4. Disruption
    Disruption

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  5. Machine Learning
    Machine Learning

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  6. Arti cial Intelligence
    Arti cial Intelligence

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  7. Context
    Context

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  8. Business Roundtable
    Business Roundtable
    Association of chief executive of cers of
    America’s leading companies working to
    promote a thriving U.S. economy and
    expanded opportunity for all Americans
    through sound public policy

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  9. The Purpose Of A
    The Purpose Of A
    Corporation
    Corporation

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  11. WASHINGTON – Business Roundtable
    today announced the release of a new
    Statement on the Purpose of a
    Corporation signed by 181 CEOs who
    commit to lead their companies for the
    bene t of all stakeholders – customers,
    employees, suppliers, communities and
    shareholders.

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  12. Since 1978, Business Roundtable has
    periodically issued Principles of
    Corporate Governance. Each version of
    the document issued since 1997 has
    endorsed principles of shareholder
    primacy – that corporations exist
    principally to serve shareholders. With
    today’s announcement, the new
    Statement supersedes previous
    statements and outlines a modern
    standard for corporate responsibility.

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  13. Each version of the document issued
    since 1997 has endorsed principles of
    shareholder primacy – that corporations
    exist principally to serve shareholders.

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  15. The World Is Literally Burning
    The World Is Literally Burning

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  16. Software Is Complex
    Software Is Complex

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  17. Tighter Deadlines
    Tighter Deadlines

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  18. Complex Landscape
    Complex Landscape

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  20. Some Good Changes
    Some Good Changes

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  21. Better Tools
    Better Tools

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  22. Cheaper Security
    Cheaper Security

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  23. Internet Everywhere
    Internet Everywhere

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  24. Open Source
    Open Source

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  25. Some Bad News
    Some Bad News

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  26. Government Surveillance
    Government Surveillance

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  27. Gender Inequality
    Gender Inequality

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  28. Obscurantism
    Obscurantism

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  29. "Uberization"
    "Uberization"

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  30. The Wrong Solution
    The Wrong Solution

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  31. More Digitalization…
    More Digitalization… for the
    for the
    sake of it
    sake of it

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  32. The Greatest Unsolved
    The Greatest Unsolved
    Problem
    Problem

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  33. Ethics
    Ethics

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  34. Better Decisions
    Better Decisions

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  35. Inclusion
    Inclusion

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  36. Accessibility
    Accessibility

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  37. Privacy
    Privacy

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  38. Power Consumption
    Power Consumption

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  39. An Oath For IT Professionals
    An Oath For IT Professionals

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  41. I swear to ful ll, to the best of my ability
    and judgment, this covenant:

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  42. I will respect the hard-won scienti c
    gains of those professionals in whose
    steps I walk, and gladly share such
    knowledge as is mine with those who are
    to follow.

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  43. I will apply, for the bene t of society, all
    measures that are required, avoiding
    those twin traps of overengineering
    solutions and releasing untested code.

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  44. I will remember that there is art to
    programming as well as science, and that
    warmth, sympathy, and understanding
    may outweigh the knowledge of the
    developer or the skills of the sysadmin.

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  45. I will not be ashamed to say “I know not,”
    nor will I fail to call in my colleagues
    when the skills of another are needed for
    the proper resolution of a problem.

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  46. I will respect the privacy of my users, for
    their lives are not disclosed to me that the
    world may know. Most especially must I
    tread with care in matters of life and
    death. If it is given me to solve a problem,
    all thanks. But it may also be within my
    power to generate another one; this
    awesome responsibility must be faced
    with great humbleness and awareness of
    my own frailty. Above all, I must not play
    at God.

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  47. I will remember that I do not merely
    create a system or implement an
    algorithm, but I create systems for the
    highest bene t of society, who will have
    to use it and who will store their most
    con dential information within. My
    responsibility includes these related
    problems, if I am to solve adequately the
    problem at hand.

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  48. I will remember that I remain a member
    of society, with special obligations to all
    my fellow human beings, those experts in
    the eld as well as those not initiated or
    knowledgeable in the matters of code
    and software.

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  49. If I do not violate this oath, may I enjoy
    science and art, respected while I live and
    remembered with affection thereafter.
    May I always act so as to preserve the
    nest traditions of my calling and may I
    long experience the joy of solving the
    most intricate problems I am faced with.

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  50. Conclusion
    Conclusion

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  51. Holistic Thinking
    Holistic Thinking

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  52. Agile Manifesto
    Agile Manifesto
    While there is value in form, we must
    value content more

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  53. Scrum
    Scrum
    Think beyond the Product Owner

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  54. Ethics
    Ethics

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  55. We are all Shareholders in
    We are all Shareholders in
    this Planet
    this Planet
    We need to create shareholder value for
    all Mankind

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  56. Thanks
    Thanks

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