The Forth Industrial Revolution: New Paradigm of Society Development or Posthumanist Manifesto

Kravchenko, Alla; Kyzymenko, Iryna

doi:10.29202/phil-cosm/22/10

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“…Another article entitled, 'The Forth Industrial Revolution: New Paradigm of Society Development or Posthumanist Manifesto' was published by Kravchenko and Kyzymenko(2019). This study analysed the problems related to socio-philosophy, general philosophy and anthropology faced at the fourth industrial revolution.…”

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Literature Education and Industrial Revolution 4.0

Devi¹,

Annamalai²,

Veeramuthu³

2020

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Purpose of the Study: This paper aims to investigate the effects of IR4.0 on literature teaching and education at the university level. In addition, this paper will also investigate the extent to which the literature field could prepare itself for the impact of IR4.0. Methodology: This study is based on Qualitative Research Method. With this method researcher achieved an understanding of underlying reasons, opinions, and motivations. Also, the narrative method is used in this conceptual article. Findings: The graduates who aspire to go into the working world should be able to compete in the job market by equipping themselves with the skills needed to face the industrial revolution. This task requires the cooperation of everyone involved to be realised. Among the skills that graduates today should possess is the ability to produce performance as expected by the employers. Applications of the study: For the new curriculum to meet the needs of IR4.0, it should be grounded on the effort to increase knowledge in the field of literature without disregarding literature knowledge itself in the pursuit of connecting literature with other knowledge disciplines. University curriculum should be given due attention to prepare for IR4.0. The existing curriculum should be rearranged and realigned according to the trust of IR4.0. Novelty: Literature students and graduates need to shift from the perspective that the literature field needs to only focus on traditional matters without addressing the current time and needs. Aspirations in IR4.0 should be the catalyst and the direction for literature to meet the current career prospects which put more emphasis on digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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Literature Education and Industrial Revolution 4.0

Devi¹,

Annamalai²,

Veeramuthu³

2020

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“…In the industry, 4.0 people can come up with new information as well as generating new knowledge in the mining of information (Berce, 2016;Schwab, 2017). This is enhanced by the possibilities available for many people to be connected by mobile gadgets with strong processing power, storage capacity, and unlimited access to knowledge (Banwari, 2018;Kravchenko and Kyzymenko, 2019). In a way, the continuous data accumulation and analysis is permitting the intelligence of machines to improve.…”

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“…Industry 4.0 is allowing the manufacturing sector to be in the class of the information age through permitting communication at all the stages of production. Also, industry 4.0 is initiating new economic form in many sectors, the sharing economy (Mhlanga, 2020a, Mhlanga and Moloi, 2020b, Kravchenko and Kyzymenko, 2019. Services such as shared basketballs and toys; transport this shows how revolutionary the shared economy will become in the industry 4.0 (Mhlanga and Moloi, 2020a).…”

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Poverty Reduction in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)

Mhlanga¹

2020

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Though the share of the world population living in extreme poverty declined to 10 percent in 2015, from 16 percent in 2010 and 36 percent in 1990, data shows that the world is not on track in achieving the target of less than 3 percent of people living in extreme poverty by 2030. Hence the study sought to investigate the influence of AI on poverty reduction. Using content analysis one of the unobtrusive research techniques, the study found out that, the availability of relevant data is making AI be able to deliver value to humanity and AI has a strong influence on poverty in areas of relevant data collection through poverty maps, its ability to revolutionize agriculture, education, and the financial sector through digital financial inclusion. The study also discovered that many countries especially developing nations are not collecting as much data to identify the number of poor people and the regions where these people are located. However, the existence of AI is assisting to change this, or instance the study discovered that the research team at Stanford University is using satellite images to provide an alternative to map poverty, to identify the regions where poverty is more concentrated. Also, various robotics and AI programs such as Google and Stanford University’s Sustainability and Artificial Intelligence Lab, are coming forth with AI programs in agriculture which are doing a lot to improve farming, through the identification of diseases, prediction of crop yields, and location of areas prone to a scarcity among several other notable signs of progress in education. Therefore, the study recommends that governments, development institutions and other organizations that are striving to fight poverty to invest more in AI as well as adopting and scaling up its use as it presents benefits in the quest to ensure that poverty is reduced.

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“…The production and services, manufacturing especially, are transformed dramatically with sciencetechnology driven changes, as follows: rising productivity, outsourcing services, Global Value Chains, relocation of labor intensive operations, changes in the skill composition and other high potential invents [10]. The interesting analysis with policy recommendation was performed, with an aim to raise competitiveness of Serbian companies, including SMEs, through industrial policy.…”

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Rethinking Strategy for SMEE Support in the Light of the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Hadžić

Pavlović

2019

Emerg Sci J

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Serbia has started transition in 2000. Although it experienced fast growth prior to the global economic crisis, critical number of SMEs was not created to achieve a sustainable development of entrepreneurial sector. During the crisis period SMEs faced with development limits, especially shops and micro companies. In the period 2009-2014 Serbian economy had zero rate of growth, the business climate was generally somewhat deteriorated and support to SMEE weakened by Government, local level of governance and financial institutions. There are positive signs of economic recovery of Serbia during 2015 and 2016. The market reforms got momentum in some important areas. The Government successfully put under control huge budget deficit and public debt. The inflation rate became for the first time low, similar to the European level. The Strategy for support SME, entrepreneurship and competitiveness in the period 2015-2020 was enacted at the end of 2014. Its importance became critical considering weaknesses of entrepreneurial sector, bottlenecks and limits of existing governmental measures for SMEE support. The point is to highlight those from the point of view of development the entrepreneurial ecosystem, as a new conceptual framework designed to foster economic development via entrepreneurship, innovation and small business growth.

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The Forth Industrial Revolution: New Paradigm of Society Development or Posthumanist Manifesto

Cited by 26 publications

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Literature Education and Industrial Revolution 4.0

Literature Education and Industrial Revolution 4.0

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Poverty Reduction in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR)

Rethinking Strategy for SMEE Support in the Light of the Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

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