Nevertheless, Sandberg told the assembled elites that even the current pace of change was only the tip of the iceberg.
“Today, only 40 percent of people have Internet access,” she said, adding: “If we can do all this with 40 percent, imagine what we can do with 50, 60, 70 percent.”
Even two decades into the global spread of the Internet, the potential for opening up and growth was tremendous, she stressed.
“Sixty percent of the Internet is in English. If that doesn’t tell you how uninclusive the Internet is, then nothing will,” said the tycoon.
The World Economic Forum brings together some 2,500 of the top movers and shakers in the worlds of politics, business and finance for a four-day meeting that ends on Saturday.
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