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The new technologies expected to emerge with the Internet of Things, artificial
intelligence, big data, robots, virtual reality and drones, which are the integration
of the physical world and the digital world. From a cultural and industrial
perspective, the advent of these innovative technologies may be harmful or
beneficial to the cultural industry. The first controversial issue is job losses. The
view is that cultural content producers lose their jobs as AI technology has a lot of
influence on content planning and production. In addition, content production that
introduces AI technology may result in the moderation of human-specific emotional
and purely artistic parts. Secondly, the way that the Fourth Industrial Revolution
will affect the cultural industry is also controversial because its direction is
ambiguous. First, let's look at what the Third Industrial Revolution had to do with
content composition. With the advent of TV, there has been a cinch potato that
watches TV at home all day long, and the popularity of street plays, musicals, and
operas has faded a lot. Is there a change in cultural content that is evident as in
the Third Industrial Revolution? The question is based on the ‘indeterminate theory’
of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Robert Gordon, author of a famous economic paper, concluded in his TED lecture
that there was no corresponding change in the name of the Fourth Industrial
Revolution. If the primary industry is agriculture, the secondary industry is
manufacturing, and the tertiary industry is service, the fourth industry is a
subdivision of the tertiary industry, so there is no disconnect from the past.
Therefore, Robert Gordon explains that the core technologies of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution are all equivalent to the deepening of digital technology in
the Third Industrial Revolution. Therefore, it is expected that there will be no
significant changes in cultural contents and his waves in the era commonly called
the Fourth Industrial Revolution. However, the new technology of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution will play an important role as a promotional tool for existing
cultural contents.
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