What does that look like in practice? Anagnost shared projects from a range of industries that demonstrate how we can build a better world through visionary innovation and intentional design. “I believe we have an opportunity to create a more sustainable, equitable, and more prosperous future.” At the highest level, it means more sustainable use of energy and materials, more creative and meaningful work, and products and structures that prioritize the health and well-being of individuals and communities, Anagnost said.
What does “better” mean, exactly? That depends on who you are and what you do. It was an idea found throughout AU Las Vegas, from the exhibits in the Expo to the more than 800 learning sessions, meetups, and Theater talks. “I believe that better starts here,” Anagnost said. It’s a massive challenge but also a massive opportunity.” With that increasing prosperity comes increased demand for more: “more housing and hotels, more automobiles and airplanes. “For the first time in history, over half of the global population is now considered middle class,” Anagnost pointed out. The global population continues to grow while our natural resources remain limited. The world is changing rapidly-that we know. He was joined on the main stage by leaders from a range of industries that, together, shared a vision for a world made better through automation and innovation.Īutodesk President and CEO Andrew Anagnost explored the opportunity of better during the AU 2019 General Session. “Our future depends as much on people as it does on technology.” That’s how Autodesk President and CEO Andrew Anagnost kicked off the opening General Session at AU Las Vegas 2019.
Whether it’s bone and stone, brick and iron, transistors and steel, or AI and AR, innovation transforms our industries-and our intentions.īut the future isn’t shaped by the tools alone. They augment our abilities, but in the process, they change how we solve problems and perceive what’s possible. They shape our world and our work-how we make, build, move, and connect. Then a funny thing happens: our tools make us.
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