Qualify for the Future: Does Digitalization Make the World a Better Place?
summary
Authorities and companies are storing vast personal datasets, building personality profiles and using algorithms that increasingly predict behavior and evade constitutional oversight; the government announces a digital agenda with funded research, a privacy forum, and stronger IT security standards. Medicine uses sequencing and imaging to create big‑data platforms for personalized care but faces ethical controls. Europe bets on industry 4.0 and more STEM grads, rejects the fatalist claim that every second job simply disappears, and presses lifelong digital education and media‑competence.
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- 0:00Start
- 10:27Article 8 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
- 16:09Education
- 17:53Conclusion
- 29:59What Jobs Will Survive
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