Civilization, Superfluous People, and Artificial Intelligence
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Beschreibung
Strangely enough, it is often the development of technology and equipment causes social upheaval and war. This hypothesis was put forward and substantiated by renowned TRIZ expert B.L. Zlotin, who views the emergence of "superfluous people" as a consequence of the law of human displacement from the system and their absorption as a consequence of the law of increasing needs. This book describes how, despite technological advances, to ensure the effective development of society without cataclysms.
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Lev Pevzner
TRIZ master Lev Pevzner joined TRIZ in 1980. He was trained by G.S. Altshuller in 1982, and a few years later organized and headed the TRIZ School in Sverdlovsk. In 1988, a year after defending his PhD dissertation, he became director of the School of Invention. He actively collaborates with the team of Ideation Int. Inc. led by TRIZ master Boris Zlotin.
From 2001 to 2015, Lev was the production director of one of Russia's largest mobile building manufacturers.
Lev Pevzner's main area of research is the creation of a new tool - a system of micro-standards for solving inventive problems.
Themen in »Civilization, Superfluous People, and Artificial Intelligence«
AI Technical system Production Unemployment Human displacement by technology New Technology Invention