Why Fourth Industrial Revolution Is Good

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The Reason that Fourth Industrial Revolution is good. Dear Chairperson, honorable judges, ladies and gentlemen boys and girls I'm Ron and I am going to do a speech on Fourth Industrial Revolution and why it might be good because it's going to be good for example it will be easier to learn or to work. And if you don't have a friend then you can play with robot and robot will make your life much easier.

Because for first you can get a good job when the Fourth Industrial Revolution happens. Like IT, Robotics, engineer, and more technology jobs. And for the second it will be easier to teach or work. Because the AI robot can teach the student and the teacher only can do is programme the AI or have a second job. For last it will be easier

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