Wolfram Technology Conference 2021: Stephen Wolfram's Keynote Address

Stephen Wolfram gives his opening Keynote Address for the Wolfram Technology Conference. Find out more about the conference here: www.wolfram.com/events/techno...
Courtesy of KylePhys
0:00 Stream begins
4:28 Talk Begins/Welcome
6:35 Overall Outline and Goals
9:10 33.33333333 years of Mathematica
10:41 An old laptop that runs Mathematica
21:25 Discussion of how Wolfram runs its business
27:00 Expect divergence between Mathematica and Wolfram|One
28:48 Scientific Papers using the Wolfram Language in the past year
30:30 Please update the Mathematica Wikipedia article when appropriate
31:35 Review of recent features in 12.2 and 12.3
36:50 Deploying Wolfram Language in the Cloud
43:40 Enterprise Private Cloud & Wolfram Application Server
47:05 Wolfram Engine & LSP/IDE Development
48:50 Python Integration
50:29 Wolfram ERP System
52:25 Wolfram Data Types in Excel
56:17 Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition New Features
1:00:00 Wolfram|Alpha (Question/Homework Generator & Challenges)
1:01:20 Data, Neural Network, Function, & New Repositories
1:13:25 Wolfram Language Documentation
1:15:32 Wolfram U
1:16:30 Blockchain, NFTs, & Computational Oracles
1:20:10 Combinators
1:23:35 Emil Post & Tag Systems & Distributed Consensus
1:25:46 Wolfram Physics Project Quick Update (See • Wolfram Physics Projec... for full update)
1:38:17 20 years of A New Kind of Science (Ruliology)
1:40:00 Wolfram Institute (Directed Innovation & Education)
1:41:59 Wolfram Livestreams (Q&As & Live CEOing)
1:44:56 Wolfram Language Version 13 Preview Start (Math)
1:46:00 Handling numbers with defined errors
1:48:00 Modeling Language for PDEs
1:49:30 Geo Computation & Time
1:53:12 Visualization and Plotting
1:55:26 Image Processing
1:57:08 Video Processing
2:02:51 Machine Learning (On Videos!)
2:06:56 Trees (Math, not Botany) & Graphs
2:11:00 Geometry
2:11:56 Chemistry
2:14:45 Airline Flight Data
2:17:10 More Knowledgebase (Nutrition, Exercises, etc.)
2:17:44 Cloud Features (Expression, System Modeler)
2:19:33 More on the Paclet Repository
2:20:23 User Assistance and Code Assistance (Auto Brackets!)
2:25:09 Form Notebooks
2:28:51 Creating Webpages in the Wolfram Language
2:31:55 Quantum Computing
2:34:34 Fractional Differentiation
2:36:06 Rapid-Fire Of More Features
2:38:51 Closing Remarks
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[@kylephys8068]

4:28 Talk Begins/Welcome
6:35 Overall Outline and Goals
9:10 33.33333333 years of Mathematica
10:41 An old laptop that runs Mathematica
21:25 Discussion of how Wolfram runs its business
27:00 Expect divergence between Mathematica and Wolfram|One
28:48 Scientific Papers using the Wolfram Language in the past year
30:30 Please update the Mathematica Wikipedia article when appropriate
31:35 Review of recent features in 12.2 and 12.3
36:50 Deploying Wolfram Language in the Cloud
43:40 Enterprise Private Cloud & Wolfram Application Server
47:05 Wolfram Engine & LSP/IDE Development
48:50 Python Integration
50:29 Wolfram ERP System
52:25 Wolfram Data Types in Excel
56:17 Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition New Features
1:00:00 Wolfram|Alpha (Question/Homework Generator & Challenges)
1:01:20 Data, Neural Network, Function, & New Repositories
1:13:25 Wolfram Language Documentation
1:15:32 Wolfram U
1:16:30 Blockchain, NFTs, & Computational Oracles
1:20:10 Combinators
1:23:35 Emil Post & Tag Systems & Distributed Consensus
1:25:46 Wolfram Physics Project Quick Update (See ua-cam.com/video/Sr6CmIzF6u0/v-deo.html for full update)
1:38:17 20 years of A New Kind of Science (Ruliology)
1:40:00 Wolfram Institute (Directed Innovation & Education)
1:41:59 Wolfram Livestreams (Q&As & Live CEOing)
1:44:56 Wolfram Language Version 13 Preview Start (Math)
1:46:00 Handling numbers with defined errors
1:48:00 Modeling Language for PDEs
1:49:30 Geo Computation & Time
1:53:12 Visualization and Plotting
1:55:26 Image Processing
1:57:08 Video Processing
2:02:51 Machine Learning (On Videos!)
2:06:56 Trees (Math, not Botany) & Graphs
2:11:00 Geometry
2:11:56 Chemistry
2:14:45 Airline Flight Data
2:17:10 More Knowledgebase (Nutrition, Exercises, etc.)
2:17:44 Cloud Features (Expression, System Modeler)
2:19:33 More on the Paclet Repository
2:20:23 User Assistance and Code Assistance (Auto Brackets!)
2:25:09 Form Notebooks
2:28:51 Creating Webpages in the Wolfram Language
2:31:55 Quantum Computing
2:34:34 Fractional Differentiation
2:36:06 Rapid-Fire Of More Features
2:38:51 Closing Remarks

[@glennbrickhill]

Amazing work continues towards a very clear vision of a computationally integrated world - well done!

[@kylephys8068]

4:28 Talk Begins/Welcome
6:35 Overall Outline and Goals
9:10 33.33333333 years of Mathematica
10:41 An old laptop that runs Mathematica
21:25 Discussion of how Wolfram runs its business
27:00 Expect divergence between Mathematica and Wolfram|One
28:48 Scientific Papers using the Wolfram Language in the past year
30:30 Please update the Mathematica Wikipedia article when appropriate
31:35 Review of recent features in 12.2 and 12.3
Will finish these timestamps later.

[@benjamindorsey2058]

I use this language daily. I absolutely love it. Wolfram is one of the top most interesting/important scientists of my life time. (Leaves room to expand this statement).

[@ripple-travel-log]

Hope it become more accessible for hobbyist users

[@kylephys8068]

It is free on Raspberry Pi for hobbyists.

[@ripple-travel-log]

@@kylephys8068 yes, I am aware, and have pi with it, it is not best experience though, it is slow, you have to switch context

[@benjamindorsey2058]

I am watching evolution in live time. These new functions really are amazing.

[@eugenbarbula9661]

I'm not a student anymore, I've studied for 15 years, without any degree, I only finished physics, which was my 2nd subject, my 1st one was data science, but I didn't got any degree here, cause I didn't mentioned the author of the book which my 1st Prof. did recommended to me for my these. The theme was "Haar Wavelet", the book had explanations for how to construct two dimensional "Haar-Wavelets". In my these, I derived from that principle, an algorithm for three dimensional "Haar-Wavelets", just the same principle only copy/paste and expand it to three dimensions. (I used the color space as the third dimension here.) I didn't mentioned that book in my these, cause the method, the "Haar Wavelets", is named in honor of it's creator "Alfred Haar" and as such did I always phrased it in me these, but I did not got a degree for it, only cause of this. Now I get 450€ from the state, no student license anymore, and only illegal methods to survive and be able to participate at this game.

[@benjamindorsey2058]

Form notebooks have potential use in cGMP manufacturing environments.

[@georgetsatas6022]

4:28

[@compmodder01]

Did anyone count the number of times this guy said cloud?

[@Hvacstrap]

Doesn't he ever get tired of stuff not working or kernel crashing while he is showing off the language?

[@larrysmith9185]

Not a fluent speaker. Constant interruptions with bugs in presentations. A hard listen.