Google Internet Summit 2009: The Future

Here is a really really long video on the future of the internet by Chip Elliot, Nick McKeown, and Paul Saffo.
One of the most interesting things is on 1:05:00 where he starts talking about robots becoming smarter than people.
His example is about cars driving a race, without any human interaction, on a track just using sensors. Just a half hour before the race, where 9 out of ten cars get to the finish, an accident happens with real humans down the road and this confirms his theory on robots becoming better then people.

I believe that this is happening indeed, the only question is: When will robots take all possible issues and influences into account that only can be done by human common sense?
That and the enormous amount of data that has to be processed will be the biggest issues to solve in the future.
The amount of data of what is happening with us and around us increases on a daily basis and basic sensors won’t be sufficient…

I’m really curious where this is all heading. Following Moore’s law, doubling everything in the next 2 years, I will outlive all these inventions

That is off course, if I stop drinking those loads of coffee…