Joi Ito - How to Survive Our Faster Future

The transcript discusses the author's journey at MIT Media Lab, focusing on aligning personal and institutional values. It introduces a book co-authored with Jeff Howe, detailing nine principles for navigating the future. Key principles include 'Practice Over Theory', emphasizing learning through action, 'Compass Over Maps', advocating for flexible navigation in changing environments, and 'Disobedience Over Compliance', highlighting the importance of questioning norms. The narrative includes examples like YouTube's evolution and historical movements, illustrating these principles' impact on innovation and societal change.

What was the background of the speaker when they first arrived at the MIT Media Lab?

What are some of the principles discussed in the speaker's book?

How does the speaker describe the principle of 'practice over theory'?

What does the speaker mean by 'compass over maps'?

Can you explain the significance of 'disobedience over compliance' as mentioned by the speaker?

What examples does the speaker provide to illustrate the principles discussed in the book?

How does the speaker envision the future of various fields like manufacturing and synthetic biology?