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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20190121T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20190121T200000
CREATED:20260901T155931Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/global-outlook-2019-robot-capital
 ism-and-the-coming-world-disorder-150">Global Outlook 2019: Robot Capitali
 sm and The Coming World Disorder</a>\nHome Speakers Programme Information 
 and fees Veranstaltungsort Partner Documentation Experts are in agreement:
  sooner or later\, automation is set to redefine how we work. But what are
  the consequences? British economist Lord Adair Turner has come to a few s
 urprising conclusions – he believes robots and artificial intelligence m
 ay actually impede productivity. He also asserts young\, booming populatio
 ns are not the blessing they are made out to be. And Lord Turner is sure a
 bout one thing: many of the assumptions made by economic theorists will no
  longer apply. Robert Kagan has equally sharp observations. The fiery poli
 tical pundit insists North America must play a greater role in world affai
 rs. The United States\, he argues\, should work to bring about peace and o
 rder instead of adopting an isolationist stance. Kagan contends the world 
 has a tendency towards chaos\, which is why someone must watch over it and
  ensure various players remain on the straight and narrow. Lord Turner and
  Robert Kagan have both outlined controversial and provocative new world o
 rders. On 21 January 2019\, they will be at the GDI to discuss questions s
 uch as:How can we continue to ensure prosperity?What economic changes can 
 we expect to see?What effects will changes have on society and the workpla
 ce?What role can North America play in the future?What does ‘true realis
 m’ mean?How will the relationship between the USA and Europe develop? Ev
 ent hashtag: #gdioutlook Speakers Lord Adair Turner Great Britain Chairman
  of the Energy Transitions Commission\, a global coalition of leaders from
  across the energy landscape committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 
 mid-century. Lord Turner is a Senior Fellow of the Institute for New Econo
 mic Thinking and former Chairman of the british Financial Services Authori
 ty\; a columnist for Project Syndicate\; and Honorary Fellow of the Royal 
 Society. Robert Kagan [...]
DTSTAMP:20260901T155931Z
LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:Global Outlook 2019: Robot Capitalism and The Coming World Disorder
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/global-outlook-2
 019-robot-capitalism-and-the-coming-world-disorder-150">Global Outlook 201
 9: Robot Capitalism and The Coming World Disorder</a>\nHome Speakers Progr
 amme Information and fees Veranstaltungsort Partner Documentation Experts 
 are in agreement: sooner or later\, automation is set to redefine how we w
 ork. But what are the consequences? British economist Lord Adair Turner ha
 s come to a few surprising conclusions – he believes robots and artifici
 al intelligence may actually impede productivity. He also asserts young\, 
 booming populations are not the blessing they are made out to be. And Lord
  Turner is sure about one thing: many of the assumptions made by economic 
 theorists will no longer apply. Robert Kagan has equally sharp observation
 s. The fiery political pundit insists North America must play a greater ro
 le in world affairs. The United States\, he argues\, should work to bring 
 about peace and order instead of adopting an isolationist stance. Kagan co
 ntends the world has a tendency towards chaos\, which is why someone must 
 watch over it and ensure various players remain on the straight and narrow
 . Lord Turner and Robert Kagan have both outlined controversial and provoc
 ative new world orders. On 21 January 2019\, they will be at the GDI to di
 scuss questions such as:How can we continue to ensure prosperity?What econ
 omic changes can we expect to see?What effects will changes have on societ
 y and the workplace?What role can North America play in the future?What do
 es ‘true realism’ mean?How will the relationship between the USA and E
 urope develop? Event hashtag: #gdioutlook Speakers Lord Adair Turner Great
  Britain Chairman of the Energy Transitions Commission\, a global coalitio
 n of leaders from across the energy landscape committed to achieving net-z
 ero emissions by mid-century. Lord Turner is a Senior Fellow of the Instit
 ute for New Economic Thinking and former Chairman of the british Financial
  Services Authority\; a columnist for Project Syndicate\; and Honorary Fel
 low of the Royal Society. Robert Kagan [...]
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