Entrepreneurship of the Unit in the Light of Economy Development 4.0 - Awareness of Threats
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The fourth industrial revolution is a natural change that cannot be avoided. In adapting to changes, we can help properly implemented entrepreneurship education as well as its correct perception, which due to technological changes has been diluted over the next centuries. Man's inventions may turn out to be as lethal as they are beautiful, which is why it is our duty to prepare for profound transformations that assume the almost complete digitization of every sphere of our lives. Artificial intelligence, 5G technology, 3D/4D printing and the Internet of Tings are new civilization elements whose mastery is necessary for the security and survival of subsequent decades in the economy 4.0.
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