Asia’s innovation growth, 2017 tech trends and the threat to jobs from artificial intelligence
At Davos this week, one press release said that the US and EU must learn to share power as Asia takes a larger role. This seems to sum up the state of the world economy. Leaders agreed that with the United States looking set to step back from the international arena, China will likely take on a larger role to preserve the global economic system of which it has been a major beneficiary.
It adds, “The future looks distinctly multipolar, with no single leader emerging to fill the leadership vacuum created by a US retreat. It is important that incumbent powers such as the US and the European Union make space for the rise of Asia and other centres of power.”
