The fourth industrial revolution stands out from its predecessors in a critical way. Through automation and technology, companies can increase their profit margins and provide cheaper, convenient and reliable options.
However, it comes with a high cost for humans who previously filled those roles. Instead of making it easier for humans to benefit effectively, it seems to displace humans in the workplace. What went wrong?
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