Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution represents a fusion of technologies and a blurring of the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres.

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World Economic Forum
Artificial Intelligence
COVID-19 increased the use of AI. Here’s why it’s here to stay
weforum.org - Kerri Reynolds
From virtual learning, to video chats with our doctors, we’re are all currently negotiating the ways of a new normal that is likely here to stay. Our …
4 hours ago
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Gaming
Why India's gaming industry is on the rise
weforum.org - Rajan Navani
The first nine months of 2020 saw India rise to the number one spot in mobile game downloads worldwide, clocking 7.3 billion installs and raking in a …
2 hours ago
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Wassily Kandinsky
Google has invented a tool which allows you to hear colour
weforum.org - Johnny Wood
Have you ever heard colours? As part of a new exhibition, the worlds of culture and technology collide, bringing sound to the colours of abstract art …
1 hour ago
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Technology
This is what a human-centred approach to AI technology could look like
weforum.org - Karthik Krishnan
There’s a pervasive concern today that people are becoming obsolete. The cause and the culprit? Technology. What is technology really doing to our …
8 hours ago
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Human Geography
What we can learn from Japan's adoption of robots in the service sector
weforum.org - Karen Eggleston
Robots hold polar extremes in economic narrative and popular imagination. One narrative depicts a looming dystopian future with robots and other …
1 day ago