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New industrial robots installed per year

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By Nestor Maslej, Raymond Perrault, Yolanda Gil, Loredana Fattorini
| Our World in Data
What you should know about this indicator Industrial robots are machines used in factories to automate tasks like welding, assembly, and packaging. They are defined as automatically controlled, reprogrammable, and multipurpose machines that can move in three or more directions. Reprogrammable means their functions can be changed through software without altering their physical parts. Multipurpose means they can be adapted for different tasks with mechanical changes.
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How US Shale Keeps Sheltering America From The Next Oil Price Surge

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By Christian Davies Verified, Richard Audoly, Raymond Perrault, Rory McGee
| edwardconard.com
The Bank of Korea is forecasting South Korean GDP growth of 2.1%/yr this decade, down from 6.4% from 1970-2022, as “Chinese companies that were once customers or suppliers have become rivals.” @FT Seungheon Song, managing partner of McKinsey’s practice in Seoul, notes that South Korea made two great leaps — one between the 1960s and the 1980s, when the country moved from basic goods to petrochemicals and heavy industry, and the second between the 1980s and 2000s when it moved to high-tech...
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Experts' Insights on the Digital Future

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By Esther Dyson, Jerome C Glenn, Judith Donath, Raymond Perrault
| imaginingthedigitalfuture.org
Focus on the long-term welfare of people and society: Ask not what AI can do but what WE can ask it to do “The question of the future of humans and AI seems impossible to answer because of unexplainable humans, not because of unexplainable AI. So much depends on our use and control of… Augmented intelligence can inspire humanity to significantly upgrade everything “Ideally, in 2040 the transition to the self-actualization economy will have begun. We will have come a long way since the 2020s.
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