Palabras clave
Innovación tecnológica
Empleo
Fobia digital
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Resumen
Desde la Revolución Industrial se han producido profundas transformaciones en las condiciones de
trabajo. En unos 200 años, se dieron saltos desde el punto de vista tecnológico, económico y social. El
siglo XXI trajo consigo descubrimientos que están provocando cambios muy significativos, con fuerte
impacto en los trabajadores. Este estudio verificó las expectativas de brasileños y portugueses sobre
los retos de las nuevas tecnologías. Los resultados muestran que la mayoría de las personas todavía
tienen poco o ningún conocimiento de las implicaciones de las innovaciones digitales, pero se muestran recelosas ante el futuro, mostrando incertidumbre sobre los beneficios e incluso una cierta “fobia digital”. Hay consenso en que se producirán muchos cambios debido a la Industria 4.0 y que será difícil encontrar buenos empleos. Además, está claro que los gobiernos, las empresas, las escuelas y los individuos tienen la gran responsabilidad de preparar a la mano de obra para afrontar los retos de la cuarta revolución industrial.
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