“The course was clear and concise with great examples to follow.” – Paula N.
“Peter is such knowledgeable in this field of 4IR and coming from FNB makes him more adaptable to these changes of Human and Machine technology which is on the rise even at FNB currently, looking forward to this course and taking much learnings back to the remote desk.” – Avesh R.
“This course was a perfect match for me. It has increased my knowledge on technological advancements” – Immaculate
“This was great, I learned a lot about the Fourth Industrial Revolution” – Gugu
“Very insightful” – Sakyiwaa, “Great insight” – Abdurrahman
Become the smartest person in the room about technology trends! Impress your friends and your kids by explaining why and how the world has changed. Learn about the impact of technology on our changing world and how these trends will impact the next generation.
Why you should do this course:
•Confidently talk about technology trends in your next conversation with friends and family.
•Become familiar with topics like disruption, displacement, artificial intelligence, the singularity, human capitalism and Universal Basic Income
•Know how technology impacted the Luddites, Kodak, Gary Kasparov and Tilly Lockey and why its important
•Learn from presidential hopeful Andrew Yang about why he is worried by the rise in automation and its impact on humans and the jobs we do
•Understand more about the great rivalry between man and machine in the game of chess and how this showcased a breakthrough in artificial intelligence
•Help guide your children in their education and career choices through your superior knowledge of these trends and case studies.
•Boost your own career prospects with this knowledge, especially in a world that has accelerated towards technology during a pandemic
Become a trend spotter today, transform your world view by understanding how and why these trends are shaping the future.
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