6 areas where technology can make our world safer
Christine Persaud
There are six existing and emerging technologies that can make our world safer: artificial intelligence, blockchain, 5G, voice, driverless vehicles, and mobile payments.
There are six existing and emerging technologies that can make our world safer: artificial intelligence, blockchain, 5G, voice, driverless vehicles, and mobile payments.
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If we automate tasks but keep our faces buried in our phones doing mindless things, we’re not taking full advantage of the benefits of IoT to be productive.
Failure in a critical IoT system could lead to widespread systematic issues within a smart city, business, or infrastructure setting.
4.6 million manufacturing jobs will be created in the U.S. in the next decade, yet more than half of won’t be filled because of a lack of qualified talent.
While the impact of 5G is often discussed from the perspective of businesses, there are tangible benefits for the consumer as well.
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Automation combined with the lightning speed of 5G will create greater efficiencies and cost savings but will also result in the loss of traditional jobs.
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