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13 signs the fourth industrial revolution is almost here (The World Economic Forum)

17/12/2015GIBS Blog

The pace and scale of technological change is so frenetic that some predict we are entering a fourth industrial revolution, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things and big data. Indeed, the changes are coming so thick and fast, that it can be difficult to take a step back and attempt to understand …

Source: 13 signs the fourth industrial revolution is almost here – Agenda – The World Economic Forum

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