How quickly technology can come and go

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Recorded01 Feb 2024

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2 years ago, we had never heard of ChatGPT. 10 years ago, there was no TikTok and 25 years ago there was no Google, YouTube, Facebook, Bitcoin, Netflix, WhatsApp, Amazon, zoom, Airbnb, or Uber. It all shows how quickly technology can come and go. But the technology firms that have made it have inordinate power these days and often decide elections more than politicians. So let's take time to talk about technology and where it’s going with Ben Barringer, Global Technology Analyst / Executive Director with Quilter Cheviot.

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