Chapter
The Future of 5G: Access and Equality
48:21 - 53:59 (05:38)
The advent of 5G technology promises a significant leap in internet speed and connectivity. However, there are concerns about unequal and limited access, particularly for low-income individuals and communities.
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The speaker highlights that while there are now 4 billion cell phones in the world, only wealthy people initially had access to them.
48:21 - 51:27 (03:06)
Cell Phones
Summary
The speaker highlights that while there are now 4 billion cell phones in the world, only wealthy people initially had access to them.
ChapterThe Future of 5G: Access and Equality
Episode#321 – Ray Kurzweil: Singularity, Superintelligence, and Immortality
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
A survey of people across the world revealed that only 1% of respondents believed that life expectancy had decreased by 50% over time, while most believed it had either remained the same or increased by up to 50%.
51:27 - 53:59 (02:32)
Global Health
Summary
A survey of people across the world revealed that only 1% of respondents believed that life expectancy had decreased by 50% over time, while most believed it had either remained the same or increased by up to 50%. Participants were also asked about their perception of poverty trends and whether it had gotten better or worse.