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Goal 2 food (human energy) & 7 machine energy ! Financial service 2008 4 4 education circa 2011
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Live from GTC: A Conversation with David Chu

, Creative Technologist & AI Content Creator

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Architect Intelligence (AI) - Diary of goods multiplied by humans to date - 2022 to 1951 -under construction

 Seconded by the London Economist to UNYPrinceton for most of 1951 neumann trained my father on Q&A about the leagacy of his peer NET (Neumann Einstein Turing) what goods would humans unte wherever accessing 100+ times more tech per decade

022 deep mind 200000 proteins greatest science leap ever - see also

update 2023 - fei-fei li - transfimeed ai for society since 205 - dowload upfate from worldrecordjobs

includres top 100 supporters of relaunch Atanford HAI - human centred AI

1951 4 main compound threats visioneed by net

un challenges

enerhy challehges

win-win economics intelligences

fusion of brain science, software and hardware

other stanford updates:

2005 stanford commencemnt talk - visuon steve jobs - links to f=his support of women empowerment intel since 2001- preview how can his upcoming lauch of university in phobe support women empoerede intel and millennals as firs sgd gen

jerry yang reinvests most of his tresources from yahoo to stanfird- coordniates many cooperations using hus remit as leading taiwabese american

2015 pinchai appointed as ceo after superb work since start at google and graduation stanfird

google founded by 2 stanfird alumni

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What sort of (Architeture of) Intel mifghty be gathered from the only person to have spent 50 years building a top 10 nation in popluulation from bottom up? Well. first lets clarify. He focused pon developing rural peoples who were 90% of the nation at the birth of bagladesh. At the tome the nationa govermnment baredly had the finamces tp look after national securotys and the 10% living oin the city. The rural people witjh no electricity grods were literally beyond their initial ability to serve. It ha[ened that Fazle abed spent hos life savings on revui,ding a meta vilage of 15000 homes and then found himself im,mediuately ersponsbiole for designing buinseess however small that solaved challenges like startavt -eg growing rice  or dyoing from illnesses anyone in a city would have advivce on how to cure. Within 2 yeras he found that at elast 1000 small bsueinss now needed finacial services, and he went t0o the goverbment assuming they would want tpo be the bank. And wws told we still dont have the ability to do that in such a re,otte place. So he started microfiance serbices but pelkase note tehse were offered to those whose value chains his microfrnachsies had designed. Barring ilnness of natural disasters therse were as risk free as any bankeing portfolio anywhere provided you were located to serve them. Moreover Fqmzle Abed didnt hire special bankres - be basically asked thraienrs of then microftabchsie to keep the banking books too. these peopel were only too glad later when tech permited them to get baclk to atrtining fuioll time.

Abed chnaged aid by being committed to the svcoaia busines model wherever possible. When he did pitch for a grant he preferred to be rsearching a world chlass solution the grantee might want elsewhere. Its true he was lucky with the first maoin grant he got. He had enetrered unicef competition of year of teh child. He'd rehearsed how to help mothers apply rorla rehydration to stop infangts dying ftom diarrhea. His solution was so effective that the prize was exyedned to training the whole mnation in oral rehdrayion and emanwhiel unicef extended the lesson across many tropical rural places including chinna whios becamne hugely grateful to abed. Tere was not suggestion taht eiother country would invest in te other but as both raced empower over abilion bilagers to end extereme poveryty - tehy swapped siolutions like rich rice varaionst worked best where.

The elssons on human dev economics intel that c an be explored from abed's expereince 1072 to 201h9 fit into 2 halves; 25 yeras where partenrs platfor,ms involved workd of nout or nob or =of print networking as vilagfers still had no acecss toe elctriocity-; then frok 1995 what hapoened when partenrs brough solar and mobile. When my father died the japan ambassador to  nbangaldesh knowinbg father had celebrated rural kenesiansm entrepreneurs across asia since 1962 kindlt=y staged 2 dinner barisntormings ession with fazle abed. Whilst I wanted (and eventually wenbt back) with jourbalsut stduents 16 tiems to rewind to the top 30 cooperations from both eras (isolated vilages) vilages leapfroging- abed was very interetyed during his last dec ade oin a chalenge he and steve jobs hasd set each other in 2001.

Chapter 1 Rules of gameboard  -play to augment you & yours & worldwide friendfs emotional and brain intel nb every being's number 1 investment is time; second unless you inherited riches you need to understan d whetehr a palce's finacial serbices are pro=youth -if not whats the logic of disadvantaging youth in an era when intel will determine everywhere's futures

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workldrecordjobs.com can be used as supplement to all chapters - explanation if this student social business game started in coloege year2007/2008 and updated annually

 Chapter 2 2020s can get 8 billion beings uniting 17 sdgs - if we help each other celebrate great leaps in humanAI and rid ourselves of eg rotten media AI - see 

Chapter 3 2010s EW.com  Norman's dream search hosted by Asians I billion women empowering end poverty's humn dev economics aid 2.0 and 3.0

s many false turns as 1900s

Chapter4 2000's surely we're not going to rerun all 1900s mistakes - including have any of thye 10 geonomic crsises of 1900 been improved

Chapter 5 well digital life is beginning to be webbed but is the old west unable to transform tele2 era?

Returning to 1984's 2025 report in more details 

- where did we forget lessons published durinhed in the economist 10951-1985

where exactly can 2020s ai return usto script

The Economist had covered sectirs 1 to 5 in detaiul as offering signals for kepeinf doigotala nd global on track

wjhat pn eaths the pooint of 100 tiem more tech i we cant prioritied g2 nuturion 3 health 4 nutrition 5 women and othere qualities 6 clean water 1 finance/investment in previously marj=ginalised communities

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my father impressed on me that millennaisl like my daughter born in 1997 should be ecouraged to  twin freindshsips everywhere possible statrting with reverifying hostory which dad reviewed througn coastal belts having survived as teen anvigatir allied momber co,kan d burma - it dod not harom to have google maps in his head 50 yeras befiore most journalists of globalisation - i feel i never asked father all teh details i could but eg bard is currently reasonably fair in terms of sirting out how what when west colonised 

overall would love  to be contacted inf anyone wants to map history around 3 minute lessons plans ; in some ways this is far mire interesting to me as cultt\utral transpaltion game rather than anyone being exactly correct

history quiz

which wetsrener first found pacific ocean for colonisation

what was the most dominant world trade crop/spice between asia and west up to 1500?

what ws nost dominat crop/spice of British Emoire trade

which two naval nations proceeded brits in dominating trade in pacific from westcircum navigating

which crop did the portigies estanlish as most popular of their inward trading to Europe

Discuss why spain seems to have been the european empirte that both grew the fastet from 1500s and declined the fastest- appraose any consequences

 south africa- why and when did both of tehse countrues ene up mainly partnerung in britannias domination  of half teh workd oceans until the world wars

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footnote 1.1 the right hand side of our game board is cpncenred with maths pf ways peoples time is spent; we believe humans have every much right to domenad this maths is atetnded to as whatever it is that economist claim they attend to - for more on why this transparency is critiaclly imporrtant seel last chapter of keynes generatl theory of money interest and employment

2025 Report - final cooperation edition - what goods can people unite where first to access 100 times more intel-tech per decade
My family has been researching future ops and threats of 100 times more intel-tech since my birth year, 1951, when dad norman met von neumann. Or if you count my grandfathers' works since the 1920s. My mathernal grandad. Sir Kemmeth Kemp,  mediated visions with Gandhi out of Bombay (today's Mumbai) as that places chief justice over 20 years, before his last project: writing up for London the legalese of the independence of the quarter of humans on the subcontinent of India. My paternal grandad was Britain's main diplomat connecting intel on the evils of Hitler and Stalin. Dad was home-schooled in British Embassies including Stalin's Moscow to his early teens. He spent his las days as a teen navigating planes in alled bomber command Burma. So when dad met von neumann and agreed on behalf of The Economist to apply his survey on goods, they both had deep experiences of bads. They both interpreted ending poverty as designing a world in which next girl born had a fair chance to live out of every community 

Agendas of humanly valuable intel. Above all Neuman  was interested in mapping way above zero sum value exchanges. Thus when humans share life critical community knowhow value multiplies in use unlike consuming up things or printing paper currencies detached from standards other than political whim Von neumann and friend Einstein concerns included: End asymetries of the 8 biggest powers that had ended in 2 world wars; celebrate inclusion the up to 70% of beings that the colonial era had left out of access to electricity grids or telecoms; Outlast stalin as the one (insane) leader who wholly disagreed with the actions the UN was founded to serve; Mediate the threats of the maths Goats two defining future contributions to  to physical energy and brain power. Neumann pit it like this: the energy source my networks are helping to develop will make scientists both the most hated and wanted  citizens of any country; my other project the computer's augmentation of intelligence will one day be even more important- and potentially even more dangerous.

Welcome to roadmapping the 2020's you all are intergenerationally responsible for. 

.UN Spring March 2023 - Guterres arranged for thousands to be pre-trained on foci of his last 3 college yeras:23-24 sdgs - we are going backwards since their 2015 declaration - what system breakdowns need fixing; 24-25 global futures forum ; 25-26 what if we value Entrepreneurial Revolution of civil society designs triangularising corporate and national designs. (26-27 sees UN2 election year transitioning beyond Guterres 10 yeras of leadership which began jan 2017.

Since the college year 2015-16 the world has lived with mediating the 17 sdgs framework, together with the emergence of UN2 digital roadmapping. And since spring 2016 at the 80th birthday party of Fazle Abed, the Digital Cooperation framework has emerged. Whilst this represents the cooperation development voices of the poorest billion womens and poorest billion men's development experiences since 1951, it also represents the new university brainstorming begun in 2001 between Fazle Abed and Mr and Mrs Steve Jobs. Neither Steve nor Fazle had completed 4 year pare certificated before more practical matters shaped their young adult lives. Thank goodness they weren't chained to academia's paper chases...

.THE nEWs. Although world trade growth may look as if it is driven by East-West shipping across pacific and atlantic oceans, North South counts exponentially too. Its the N-S Eurasian space that gestated the 2 world wars. Today the populations in charge of the Antarctic and Arctic circles may be a very small percentage, but climate models suggest supporting their innovations may be the borderless challenge around which risks of species extinction can be mitigated

www.economistdiary.com17 happiest cooperations ever webbed- we aim to help map these - long way ahead on sgoals 4 edu 5 womens productivity 6 sanitation/water - rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk to join in or help map other sdg compasses- thanks to all www.friends20.com of 73rd annual ai updates started by von neumann and the economist 1951

Singapore worldtoilet.org Jack Sim  - review oxford said   https://catalyst2030.net/

Unhabitat in Geneva https://twitter.com/GrahamAlabaster

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Sameh has introduced a new system of community participation in sanitation design, creating a sewage system for smaller villages to connect their household septic tanks by gravity-fed pipes to a communal filtering facility. These sewage systems are being promoted in villages who are deprived of hygienic living conditions and will not likely have government programs’ support in the next decade or two. Sameh encourages participation in the local communities for their own sanitation design and implementation, creating a sense of ownership and pride while improving environment and health conditions.

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mw  PurePaani Portable Filters PurePaani is an India-based social enterprise on a mission to make clean drinking water available to all. 163 million people in India lack access to safe water as 70% of groundwater is contaminated due to sewage and industrial pollutants. PurePaani offers a variety of portable purification products, including a hand-pump (pictured below), battery pump, or water tablet. 

mw WASHKing WASHKing is a Ghanaian social enterprise providing low-income and underserved communities with access to sustainable sanitation products at an affordable price. WASHKing produces, supplies and installs environmentally friendly biodigester toilets made out of eco-friendly materials for low-income urban households and institutions to improve health and economic conditions on the continent. WASHKing’s technology treats waste on-site and does not require piping the waste off-site for treatment. The treated waste serves as manure and water for agricultural use, creating additional value for customers and for the environment. Its flexible payment terms, training on hygiene and after-sale services ensure that customers can get the maximum benefit from improved sanitation solutions.

mw EOS International In Central America,  EOS International is a social enterprise on a mission to make safe drinking water accessible throughout the region. EOS’ water purification technology is a low-cost, low-maintenance solution that attaches to any rural community’s water tank and inactivates pathogens in water systems by releasing a controlled dosage of chlorine. One system can provide clean water for up to 1,000 community members and requires no energy to use. 

mw Desolenator Desolenator is a social enterprise providing an off-grid, affordable, solar-powered water purification solution to customers at the base of the pyramid. Desolenator’s innovative technology is future-proofing businesses and communities by using 100% solar power to purify any water source – including seawater, brackish and heavy-metal contaminated – into potable water, without consumables like filters or membranes. In remote locations with complex contamination, Desolenator has also developed a number of successful corporate partnerships to help the solution scale, including one with beer producer Carlsberg to support its commitment to halve its water usage in its breweries by 2030.

mw Ecoloo Group Ecoloo Group is a social enterprise on a mission to eliminate poverty through access to sustainable toilets for all. The Ecoloo toilet is eco-friendly, odor-free, water-free, sewage-free, and energy-free. Ecoloo employs a special formulated bacterial culture to treat and dispose of human waste, while transforming the viable parts into natural liquid fertilizer, and its range of offerings include both indoor and outdoor toilets for private and commercial use. Recently, Ecoloo Group was featured in Acumen’s Corporate Ready report 

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mw Sistema.bio Sistema.bio is a social enterprise with a prefabricated modular biodigester package that includes a full suite of biogas appliances and connections. Easy to install and use, its patented high-efficiency biodigesters take organic waste and transform it into renewable biogas and a powerful organic fertilizer. 

mw Proyecto Agua Segura Proyecto Agua Segura is a social enterprise from Argentina on a mission to achieve safe water for everybody. Proyecto Agua Segura partners with large corporations that face the challenges of water for their businesses , their communities of influence, and the environment in which they operate. Proyecto Agua Segura develops, manages and implements water access, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and environmental water projects that generate a positive impact on the business, on the efficiency of the resource, and on the communities. For example, Proyecto Agua Segura has partnered with Coca Cola since 2018 to support its goal of replacing 100% of the water it uses to produce its beverages back into nature while improving access to clean water in the rural communities it operates in.

mw Nazava Water Filters Nazava is a social enterprise that provides high quality, affordable water filters that empower households with a free-flow of safe drinking water at the point of use. Using gravity as its main energy source, Nazava replaces the need for boiling water on wood or LPG, resulting in purified water that is 3x cheaper than boiling and 9x cheaper than buying water from refill-kiosks. [Editor’s note: Inspired by their mission and want to get involved? Check out this project with Nazava Water Filters 

mw Sanivation Sanivation is a Kenya-based social enterprise that partners with local governments to deliver clean, safe, and efficient sanitation services to urbanizing communities in low-income countries. It does this by converting waste to industrial fuel as a sustainable option for boilers and kilns. Sanivation employs a systematic approach with its partners to design, build, and train local staff on how to manage non-sewered sanitation services that meet the environmental and cultural needs of specific locations. 

mw Hydrologic (aka Tunsai Water) Hydrologic is a social enterprise that manufactures, distributes and sells ceramic water filters across Cambodia. About 72% of rural households treat their drinking water by boiling it, which can be inconsistent and requires energy, typically in the form of charcoal or wood (both of which result in greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation.) 

mw Folia Water Folia Water is on a mission to make filters for pennies that make water accessible for billions. The Folia Water Filter is an antimicrobial filter paper containing silver nanoparticles that kill bacteria and viruses while filtering out dirt and larger parasites. One filter provides 20L of safe, germ-free water, with no heat required, no pump required, and no electricity required.

mw DrinkWell . Drinkwell is a technology platform for clean water that is embedded within water infrastructure, purifying millions of liters of water every month, worldwide. This systems-based solution equally prioritizes cost-effective, robust and environmentally-friendly treatment technology with simple, reliable, and convenient service delivery. 

mw Loowatt Loowatt’s unique toilet system integrates revolutionary waterless flush technology with 360-degree waste processing to deliver hygienic and safe toilets for domestic and commercial applications. 

mw Bhumijo Bhumijo is a social enterprise that ensures access to hygienic public sanitation for all in Bangladesh. Bhumijo specially cares for women, children, and differently abled people. Its focus on business sustainability ensures that urban poor will continue to receive sanitation services without disruption. Bhumijo works in partnership with the local government in providing this essential public service, and also partners with private land / building owners to deliver public toilet service.

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v Kochi, India Blue Drops  a UV Water Purifier, which disinfects water with UV radiation and Whole House Filters that filter water in order to remove contamination. 

v Singapore EcoWorth partnered up with a Singaporean startup which developed Carbon Fibre Aerogel, an organic and recyclable material that filters wastewater by absorbing organic materials. 

 v Delft, The Netherlands Sealeauoffers their wastewater management technologies to companies who contaminate surface water, seawater and its biodiversity. By removing salt through no water-waste streams, the startup created a technology that enables companies to filter water to ensure it is reusable. 

v Somerville, USA ZwitterCo ZwitterCo develops zwitterionic copolymer membranes, a sustainable and low cost product to manage wastewater. With their innovation, ZwitterCo serves its customers the ability to Dewater their wastewater. 

v Calgary, Canada  Swirltex Swirltex offers buoyancy based membrane filtration to its customers. This filtration systems is a sustainable wastewater treatment, suitable to many applications e.g. dairy processing and mining wastewater. 

v Milano, Italy Revotree Revotree is able to improve agriculture by decreasing water usage and an app to automate watering. 

v Harrisburg, USA INTAG Systems INTAG systems offer a variety of agricultural systems to fit different sectors' needs. 

v Netanya, Israel Cropx Technologies Cropx Technologies has developed a management system used in farming for optimization, which results in the reductions in the amount of water, nutrients, energy and labour used.

v San Jose, USA Waterbit  automated irrigation,  Waterbits App makes it easy to check up on the progress and constantly control the data.

v Montreal, Canada Blubrim Blubrim offers a system to benefit aquaculture using artificial intelligence. Device test water quality with eight different parameters. With its AI-driven app AquaConnect, customers are able to monitor and control their aquaculture.  

v Jerusalem, Israel DrizzleX smart water metering solution. The system works by installing FlowDx, 

 v Rotterdam, The Netherlands MetroPolder smart water management solutions in cities to decrease water waste. The startup's solution is to reuse rainwater for cooling, watering of plants, groundwater supplementation and as a substitute for drinking water used for applications.  

v Gothenburg, Sweden AquaRobur In order to challenge water losses due to leaks, and to control the water distribution, Aqua Robur monitors pipelines by digitizing the network The data is finally shared via Internet of Things (IoT) technology for better water management.

 v Nottingham, United Kingdom Quensus  Smart Water Metering Solution: a device that monitors and controls water in real time. 

v San Luis Obispo, USA Flume water consumption in real time. How does it work? A Water Sensor is placed around the house's water meter. 

 v Calgary, Canada FREDsense detect chemicals in the water, such as arsenic, iron or magnesium. 

v Kokhav Ya'ir–Tzur Yig'al, Israel Kando Clear Upstream supplying real-time network intelligence related to wastewater networks. 

v Leeuwarden, The Netherlands Biotrack Biotrack uses a technology that detects bacteria. It can be used in the healthcare field, the agri-food industry or in water itself. 

v Wauwatosa, USAx has developed a technology to detect contaminants and ensure the purity of drinking water via smart sensors In 2016, NanoAffix was among the winners of the Wisconsin Innovation Award. 

v Zurich, Switzerland  Unisers  a universal liquid analyser that can detect "all non-volatile impurities" via a single test.  

v Tempe, USA Zero Mass Water technology to create drinking water from the air and the sunlight. 

v Randburg, South Africa IDropWater  develops solutions to sell clean water at an affordable price. The I-Drop device supplies purified water using nanomesh filtration technology that removes contaminants. 

v Tel Aviv, Israel Hilicoolution to off-grid communities: a rain-harvesting device. It is composed of a 1m² collection surface that can be placed on a “vertical anchor” such as a tree, where a system of filtration is linked to a storage unit through a flexible pipe, 

v Enschede, The Netherlands Susteq  sustainable access to water for people around the world, thanks to prepaid water ATMs.

v Stockholm, Sweden BlueWater alternative to tap water and single-use plastic bottles, both of which can contain traces of contaminants. Through three designs of water purifiers (Pro, Spirit, Cleone), 

v Bjerringbro, Denmark Grundfos water pumps and technology. In December 2019,  Global Emerging Market Innovation Award for providing sustainable water supply.

v Greensboro, USA WRANGLER Jeansr invested in a water recycling program that enables the company to have a recycling rate of 75% in their Mexican factory, which minimises the water waste in the production of its products.

v Paris, France Danone DanoneCommunities se portfolio  Rejoso Kita project via which the company is working alongside local communities and farmers based in an Indonesian impluvium zone, for a better water management.Becoming one of the first multinationals to be certified B Corp, In 2018, Danone Manifesti Ventures had already invested in German startup Mitte, behind the conception of a device purifying and mineralizing water

v Manitoba, Canada The government of Manitoba places a great importance on implementing a sustainable approach in their actions to provide water as a safe resource to all citizens of the province.

v United Kingdom 

Between April 2015 and March 2018, the measures of the British government and its related departments have enabled 40.3 million people to have sustainable access to clean water and/or sanitation, particularly in Africa.

v London, UK Wateraid founded in 1981, promotes access to “clean water, decent toilets and good sanitation

Working with local authorities in 28 different countries all over the world, they were able to help over 27 million people in need by providing clean water and decent access to toilet

v Kansas City, USA Water.org founded by Gary White and Matt Damon, Water.org is committed to bringing water and sanitation to the world through affordable financing. Many partners, such as Ikea, Bank of America or Cartier Philanthropy play a major role by expanding access to affordable financing to change millions of lives.In 2018, Water.org succeeded in mobilizing $1 billion in capital to help over 17 million people gain access to water and sanitation mostly in India. To date, more than 27 million lives in 16 countries have access to safe water and sanitation.

 v Bozeman, USA Project WET(Water Education Today) develops water education resources In 2018, Project WET partnered with the Rural Education and Economic Development Society (REEDS) to work on water education in Pakistan, where over 64% of the population do not have access to uncontaminated water, according to the Pakistan@100 Shaping the Future’s World Bank report of 2019.