The article discusses a transformative phase in technology, highlighted by the emergence of the 'Permutation Curve', which represents the exponential growth in interactions among humans, machines, and systems. Unlike Moore's Law, which focused on the components of machines, this new perspective emphasizes that innovation stems from the relationships and connections between various entities. The shift from sheer computational power to complex interconnectivity marks a fundamental change in the substrate of civilization, indicating that the future of technology is intertwined with the interactions within a networked world.
Today's platforms don't just process tasks, they orchestrate distributed actions across a myriad of interconnected systems, redefining efficiency and capability.
The exponential explosion of new possibilities arises from the growing mesh of interactions between humans, machines, and machines with each other.
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