ã€Global Science and Technology Report】 According to the "Daily Mail" reported on April 12, World Bank President Kim Jong-soon delivered a speech at the London School of Economics and Political Science on the evening of April 11, expressing concern about the impact of automation development. He believes that millions of people in developing countries may lose their jobs because of automated development, thus triggering a new wave of population migration. In addition, the increase in Internet coverage will allow people in poor areas to see the wealthy regions. Life will further promote population migration.
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Jin Hao pointed out that in the past, low-skilled jobs had provided job opportunities for millions of workers in developing countries. Today, the development of new-generation machines such as robots and 3D printers means that such jobs will become less and less. In addition, as automation has greatly reduced costs, developed countries have begun to relocate their industries to their home countries and jobs have returned to their homes.
Jin Ye also said that the Internet has opened up a window for people in poor areas to understand developed regions. They will realize the huge difference between their lives and the lives of developed regions. In order to improve life, millions of people will flock to developed regions. If their immigration is not successful, the resulting frustration may trigger a new conflict or war. According to statistics, of the 1.2 billion people in Africa, as of the end of 2015, 226 million people had smartphones. The World Bank predicts that by 2020 this number will be three times as many.
Jin Hao believes that these issues make the World Bank’s mission to eradicate poverty even more urgent, and urge government agencies to work with the private sector to provide financial assistance to countries in need. (Internship Compilation: Jia Peiyi Reviewer: Li Zongze)
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