"The future of the economy is written with technological convergence: the road to autonomous creation"
While many innovations and technologies are developing at a rapid pace.
It is important to contextualise innovation in order to understand the conditions and influences that have enabled its emergence and development.
This can help to better understand the opportunities, challenges and potential consequences of innovation, as well as the perspectives and opinions of the different actors involved. In addition, contextualising innovation can help to identify the key factors that support or constrain its effective adoption and integration into society and the economy.
While GAFAM (Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft) are major technology players that have a significant impact on many aspects of everyday life and the global economy. They continue to develop new products based on artificial intelligence and the metaverse to strengthen their market dominance and meet the changing needs of consumers.
As an era of technology convergence around AI, IoT, cloud, blockchain and the spatial internet takes shape, the cards are being reshuffled.
But when is it really?
Consumers are no longer simply users, but creators of content and products.
Technology convergence is a phenomenon where several different technologies combine to form a more complex and powerful system. This offers the possibility of new business models, in which consumers are no longer simply users, but creators of content and products.
Creative economics is an example of this new business model, where consumers can use technologies to create their own project or application, and can share or sell their creation to other consumers. This can be done through online platforms, social networks, video game creation tools or graphic design software, among others.
Blockchain is seen as an important tool to enhance this environment
Blockchain is seen as an important tool to enhance this environment, as it offers a high level of transparency, security and reliability.
In conclusion, the convergence of technologies is changing the dynamics of the economy by enabling consumers to become active creators of goods and services. This offers new opportunities for businesses and individuals, while creating a more collaborative and participatory economy.
Developing the infrastructure to support this new creativity-based economic model is a major challenge.
This means putting in place robust and reliable technological systems that can support new production and consumption models based on active user participation.
One of the things that gives comfort to this new model and its infrastructure is the speed with which the popularisation of AI with example (OPEN AI) is spreading.
It plays an important role in content generation, as it allows content to be generated efficiently and quickly
It plays an important role in content generation, as it allows content to be generated efficiently and quickly using advanced algorithms.
We can imagine, in the next ten years or so, solo creators working in close collaboration with artificial intelligence through a fluid human-machine exchange allowing the creator's imagination to be directly projected and the concept to be materialised through 3D, music, video, etc.
Without limits, we are seeing the development of a DIY system with the user becoming a creator, but above all a co-participant and no longer passive, but active in the use of the technology.
Without limits, we are seeing the development of a DIY system.
While it is true that AI may cause concern for some, we are instead seeing the fundamental arrival of human-machine collaboration.
It is also important to note that, in many cases, AI will not completely replace humans, but rather help them to do their work more efficiently and accurately.
The creators who will be most able to benefit from AI are those who are willing to learn new technologies and skills.
Time will tell, but this new ecosystem, based on a human-driven extension of reality executed by the machine, is no longer a mere SF novel, but the future that awaits us.
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