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The Fourth Industrial Revolution

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Klaus Schwab

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184 Seiten
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World-renowned economist Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, discusses the transformative potential of the fourth industrial revolution, which will fundamentally change our lives and work. This revolution is distinct in its scale, scope, and complexity, featuring new technologies that merge the physical, digital, and biological realms. These advancements are impacting all fields, economies, industries, and governments, even redefining what it means to be human. Artificial intelligence is pervasive, influencing everything from supercomputers and drones to 3D printing and wearable technology. Innovations like nanomaterials stronger than steel and the first 3D-printed liver are on the horizon. Envision "smart factories" that coordinate global manufacturing virtually or implantable mobile phones made from biosynthetic materials. Schwab emphasizes that the implications of this revolution are more significant than any previous era. He identifies key technologies driving these changes and their anticipated effects on government, business, civil society, and individuals. Additionally, he presents bold ideas for harnessing these advancements to create a future where technology empowers rather than displaces people, societal progress is prioritized, and ethical boundaries are respected. We all have the chance to contribute to frameworks that promote meaningful advancement.