In this simple, quick read, Thierry Malleret, doctor of economics from the Paris Institut des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales and founder of the Global Risk Network at the World Economic Forum, explains how best we can approach these changes to come out stronger.
10 years from now, half of all employees in the Western world will be replaced by machines: not only pilots, soldiers, radiologists, and taxi drivers, but also translators, bankers, and even journalists. No one will be spared – nor will any country.
Make no mistake; the dawn of the 21st century ushers in an era that will completely revolutionize our lives. We will need the courage and know-how to thrive in a future under a new economic, technological, and, of course, ecological order.
Will you succumb to, or prevail over the transformations to come?
In this simple, quick read, Thierry Malleret, doctor of economics from the Paris Institut des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales and founder of the Global Risk Network at the World Economic Forum, explains how best we can approach these changes to come out stronger.
