The Future of Literature in the Age of Technology

Future of literature in the era of technology As moved by recent advances in technology, our society has gradually transformed from the culture of printed culture to the computer culture of digital language. The everyday computer's superior performance seems to make the printed literature more obsolete - email and chat rooms almost eliminate traditional written letters, the Internet almost all of the libraries and paper catalogs It almost does not replace the necessity. .

"In the future, nobody will move" "In the future, everyone will be moving" This is because of the superiority of robot and artificial intelligence (AI), or the state-of-the-art technology belt It is a cursed "crazy maximum" era. It brings about releasing humanity from monotonous and unsatisfactory labor for unprecedented high quality health care, a better time to live in a more intelligent (smarter) community, and creative new collaboration . For some people, the arrival of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is characterized by an unprecedented integration of destructive technologies such as artificial intelligence, robotics engineering, the Internet's Internet (IoT), the future confusion It means. Large unemployment will destroy everything. For other people such as technology service company innovator, Cognizant's "Future Center for Work" (center), 4 IR sets a new set of work caused by the fear of other people that technology can end meaningful employment I will bring it.

We are currently in the era of ultra high speed innovation. Since the birth of the Internet, I have not seen the speed of new technology so far. Now is the best opportunity to participate in building the future. This is the five technologies I think will change the world (there is no specific order). Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - The ability of computers to determine themselves and learn from experience was once the subject of science fiction. However, Netflix's proposal to Amazon Alexa is rapidly becoming a reality. Although we have a long way to go away from it (machines will be smarter than human beings, leading to order in the new world), it may be in the reach of our lives.