Anything that becomes digitized (biology, medicine, manufacturing, and so forth) hops on Moore's law of increasing computational power. - Peter Diamandis

We are entering a trillion-sensor economy, and the truth is society will give up unforeseen amounts of data to AI to make them smarter, healthier, and more powerful. 

Privacy is dead, but in exchange, we get hyperpersonalized systems that understand us like nothing else.

eight exponentially growing fields were chosen as the core of SU’s curriculum: biotechnology and bioinformatics; computational systems; networks and sensors; artificial intelligence; robotics; digital manufacturing; medicine; and nanomaterials and nanotechnology. Each of these has the potential to affect billions of people, solve grand challenges, and reinvent industries.

If I were an exponential entrepreneur looking to create tremendous value, I'd look for those jobs that are least enjoyable for humans to do. . . . Given that the global market for unskilled labor is worth many trillions of dollars, I would say this is a huge opportunity.