Simon & Schuster The Future Is Faster Than You Think: How Converging Technologies Are Transforming Business, Industries, And Our Lives (Exponential Technology)

Just opened the book, all the pages are falling out. Can someone please come back to me?

As a huge fan of Ray Kurzweil’s work, I absolutely loved The Future Is Faster Than You Think. Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler team up brilliantly, making complex tech trends easy to grasp and exciting. They dive into how technologies like AI, robotics, and 3D printing are merging to transform industries and our lives at breakneck speed. For example, they highlight how AI-powered autonomous vehicles, paired with 5G, are set to revolutionize transportation—think fewer accidents and smarter cities. I learned so much from their clear examples and optimistic vibe, which echoes Kurzweil’s predictions but feels fresh and practical. Every page had me buzzing with ideas about the future. It’s a must-read for anyone curious about tech’s potential. I highly recommend it!

Change,Adaptibility, Beyond VUCA and Pace . Good narrative with useful observation and has domain understanding Worth Reading . Read while reflecting alongside .

Highly recommended 👌

Amo esse livro. Muito bem construído, ideias e reflexões ótimas.

Loved the book which read like a feel good / optimistic and thrilling blockbuster movie. It moves at pace and makes a strong argument for how we will see more innovation and change in the next decade that in our parents and grand parents lifetime. The big idea of the book is that the law of accelerating returns will compound the transformation from convergence of a number of individual exponential technologies from hyper connected with 5g, ultra fast fixed to Cloud, AI, AR/VR and so much more. If you are interested in the future of technology and the impact it will have on our world then I am sure you will enjoy it too.