Some exponential advancements are now so predictable, such as the rate of growth of computing power, that companies have baked-in the expected advancements in their products.

Call this the “collision of exponential technologies.” This collision amplifies both power and possibility.

The first iPhone targeted for Siri deployment did not have sufficient computing power — latency would make it too painful for consumer use.

The timing for: (1) robotic hardware systems and sensors + (2) computing, communications, and cloud services + (3) AI => humanlike robotic ability.

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