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Summary of The Inevitable by Kevin Kelly
- Narrated by: Anthony Pica
- Length: 55 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Don't miss out on the piercing observations and life-altering predictions made by Kevin Kelly in his jarring and thematic book, The Inevitable: Understand the 12 Technological Forces that Shape Our Future. Purchase your copy of this FastReads' Summary with Key Takeaways today!
What will you learn from this book?
- The current state of technology in the world and the inevitable path its meant to take
- What we can take from the past 30 years in understanding and predicting the next 30 years
- The ways we interact with technology are consistently changing, and will continue to develop even faster over time
- The future of AI is unavoidable, what does this mean for daily life?
- What effect will robots have on the global job market?
- How creativity and art will change as technology develops
- What does the future hold for a completely interconnected world?
Book Summary Overview
Kevin Kelly's The Inevitable is not a simple book to listen to. His vast ideas and dense prose could make each chapter its own book. Each of these 12 forces that are discussed are "inevitable" not in exactly how they are going to play out, but in that they will in some way over the next 30 years.
While some may view a future so completely dictated by technology as frightening or dystopian, Kelly's version is quite the opposite. Kelly predicts a broad technological future of sharing and collaboration and touches on exactly how these larger forces, as well as the smaller cogs that drive them, are going to affect our daily lives. If you've ever been curious about the future of technology, this summary takes dense, overreaching ideas and makes them simple and easily digestible!
Please note: This is a summary, analysis, and review of the book and not the original book.