Publish at November 29 2022 Updated November 29 2022
Many economic experts say that we are entering the fourth industrial revolution. The one where artificial intelligence will be part of the daily life of companies and employees will be creators and facilitators. Consequently, this will require a transformation of the school system to meet the new needs of this emerging future.
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