Introducing Big Ideas 2025 | Webinar

ARK Invest's “Big Ideas 2025” illuminates the complex convergences between and among the five technologically enabled innovation platforms evolving today: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Energy Storage, Public Blockchains, and Multiomic Sequencing. These platforms should drive exponential advances across industries and catalyze a step change in global economic growth. Presented in this year’s report are 11 Big Ideas illustrating the massive transformations occurring today. 
 
In this webinar, ARK's Cathie Wood (CEO/CIO), Brett Winton (Chief Futurist), Thomas Hartmann-Boyce (Client Portfolio Manager), and Rahul Bhushan (Global Head of Index) unveil "Big Ideas 2025" and explore the key innovation platforms shaping the future. 
 
 
00:00 Introduction
03:23 Convergence
11:51 AI Agents
23:44 Robotics
33:26 Robotaxis
40:46 Multiomics
55:58 Q&A
1:00:53 Bitcoin Outlook
1:03:03 2025 Market Outlook

[ToneGuruLA]

Outstanding!
The future is going to be amazing....
Embrace each other, and embrace the future.

[ema]

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[scottstormcarter]

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[lenaalexa]

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[azulsimmons]

Robotics is going to be huge. Figuring out the winner is going to be tough.

[aacowboy]

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[nlong]

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[aacowboy]

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[cyberoptic]

The cost of R&D will decline? I can believe that, sure. But how will corporations respond to that cost decline per dollar. Won't some of them, that used to devote $100.00 for example, just diminish total R&D spend to $10 or $1? When R&D is more efficient, won't some corporations just reducde the amount to follow a percentage formula that they used in the past?

[aacowboy]

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