(Editor's note: this is the second part of our video story covering Bill Gates' Feb. 19 speech at Stanford University titled "On Software, Innovation, Entrpreneurship and Giving Back.") In this segment, Gates talks about the evolution in people's attitudes about "computing itself, which was thought of as a scary, threatening thing that governments and large corporations would use to track info about you. "It’s been a real change to say that computing was going to be about the individual, about empowerment," Gates said. When he co-founded Microsoft in 1975, "there was no software industry," he said, and the company made some "heroic assumptions" to base their business model on. Now, 30 years later, China recently passed the U.S. as the ... [Read more]