Jonsson, Oscar
European Tech Insights 2021 : mapping European attitudes towards technological change and its governance / Oscar Jonsson and Carlos Luca de Tena .-- [Madrid] : IE Center for the Governance of Change, 2021 .-- 2 v. (22 ; 26 p.) : il., gráf. ; 1 documento PDF
Contiene: Part I: How the Pandemic Altered our Relationship with Technology -- Part II: Embracing and Governing Technological Disruption
Annual survey, European Tech Insights, explores attitudes towards technological change with the aim of understanding how technology is transforming our lives and how it should be governed. This report is composed of two studies: Part I focuses on how the pandemic has altered our habits and perceptions with regards to healthcare, work, social networks and the urban space. Part II reveals how Europeans are embracing technologies (from AI to automation) and what are the implications for our democracies and societies. The survey reveales: 1)Not only are citizens changing their attitudes and becoming more willing to use new technologies; they are also supportive of democracy going digital 2)The growing support towards increased adoption of AI and new uses of technology 3) The young Europeans are more willing to make concessions in terms of privacy 4) a trend towards scepticism of Big Tech, with individuals supporting stronger regulation around it 5) concerns regarding automation and labor markets, but also a trend towards cooperation and the support of essential workers 6) The pandemic had a large impact on Europeans’ relationship with the city. Restrictions in mobility and the large shift to remote working are changing citizens’ expectations of urban spaces. There is now wider support among Europeans for greener, quieter cities
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Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
Innovación
Europa
cambio tecnológico
COVID-19
empleo
gobernanza
salud
tecnología
Transformación digital
Luca de Tena, Carlos
Center for the Governance of Change
European Tech Insights 2021 : mapping European attitudes towards technological change and its governance / Oscar Jonsson and Carlos Luca de Tena .-- [Madrid] : IE Center for the Governance of Change, 2021 .-- 2 v. (22 ; 26 p.) : il., gráf. ; 1 documento PDF
Contiene: Part I: How the Pandemic Altered our Relationship with Technology -- Part II: Embracing and Governing Technological Disruption
Annual survey, European Tech Insights, explores attitudes towards technological change with the aim of understanding how technology is transforming our lives and how it should be governed. This report is composed of two studies: Part I focuses on how the pandemic has altered our habits and perceptions with regards to healthcare, work, social networks and the urban space. Part II reveals how Europeans are embracing technologies (from AI to automation) and what are the implications for our democracies and societies. The survey reveales: 1)Not only are citizens changing their attitudes and becoming more willing to use new technologies; they are also supportive of democracy going digital 2)The growing support towards increased adoption of AI and new uses of technology 3) The young Europeans are more willing to make concessions in terms of privacy 4) a trend towards scepticism of Big Tech, with individuals supporting stronger regulation around it 5) concerns regarding automation and labor markets, but also a trend towards cooperation and the support of essential workers 6) The pandemic had a large impact on Europeans’ relationship with the city. Restrictions in mobility and the large shift to remote working are changing citizens’ expectations of urban spaces. There is now wider support among Europeans for greener, quieter cities
Todos los derechos reservados
Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
Innovación
Europa
cambio tecnológico
COVID-19
empleo
gobernanza
salud
tecnología
Transformación digital
Luca de Tena, Carlos
Center for the Governance of Change