Language: english Time for review: 75 minutes On daily basis faster computers, better connectivity, advanced robotics are pushing the boundaries of our day to day both in personal and professional life. The development of technology over the past decade had enormous progress, in terms of technological innovation and applications in our life. AI powered assistants replace the need for own reception, bots perform bookings instead of travel managers; platforms keep track of our cash flows. The evolution of the robots and AI causes concern about the idea of artificial entities "stealing" jobs from people. Sometimes it is hard to see that it brings a great opportunity for the humanity to be more humans and leave dangerous and repetitive tasks for the robots. In this talk we analyse the reasons why the "modern" education system does a poor job preparing students for the upcoming reality.
About speaker: Alberto Levy, IE Business School Professor, considered an "Innovation Evangelist" by the Harvard Business Review Summit and The Global Shapers program of the World Economic Forum. International lecturer, technology and marketing consultant, executive strategist. With a successful career bringing innovation to various industries, he has worked in more than 15 countries, 1,500 projects and 300 clients including many Fortune 500 companies.
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