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Introduction to the World 50.0 Movement

In: Future Intelligence

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  • Tamás Landesz

    (World Economic Forum, Young Global Leader
    Harvard University, Mason Fellow and Vali Scholar
    International School of Management)

  • Sangeeth Varghese

    (World Economic Forum, Young Global Leader
    International Foundation for Sustainability, Peace and Development)

  • Karine Sargsyan

    (Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Cancer Center
    Medical University of Graz
    Yerevan State Medical University)

Abstract

This book delves into the future of the world in 2050, covering various sectors such as healthcare, energy, transportation, communication, entertainment, and climate change from the perspectives of global leaders and visionaries from diverse backgrounds. It draws on open crowdsourced research and incorporates insights from the Covid-19 pandemic, appealing to not only businesses and governments but also the general public. The book includes 19 chapters, with 17 addressing the future of specific sectors and the last discussing the World 50.0 movement and how to participate. The topics of Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, and singularity are integrated throughout the book, considering the potential benefits and risks of new technologies. The authors acknowledge that predicting the future is impossible for any single expert but propose that practical conclusions can be drawn by correlating opinions from various experts (noting that contributions from interviewees reflect their own views). The book seeks to engage and inspire a diverse audience and is designed to be accessible across generations.

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Handle: RePEc:spr:fuobcp:978-3-031-36382-5_1
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-36382-5_1
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