Industries in Disruption

Transformation is a critical issue in modern society.

One of the primary factors contributing to this transformation is the flow of money. Due to economic factors, capital has shifted from a world centered on the United States to a global south centered on China. The flaws inherent in the American liberal system have led to an increase in external debt, public debt, and household debt. The EU continues to decline. The flow of money is shifting from developed countries to resource-rich countries and Asia.

Additionally, the advancement of digital technology centered on artificial intelligence is expected to lead to the decline of several job types while creating new industries. In 2014, the University of Oxford predicted that approximately half of current jobs could disappear due to the development of artificial intelligence. McKinsey forecasts that by 2023, even jobs requiring advanced knowledge, such as healthcare and law, could be replaced by artificial intelligence.While these are merely predictions, it is estimated that technological advancements will reduce employment for 1.2 billion young people over the next few years, while only 400 million new jobs will be created.

 These new technologies and social changes are expected to bring about a transformation of companies themselves. As countermeasures, the introduction of AI agents and strategies based on corporate capabilities, rooted in AAA platform thinking, are being proposed.For investors, predicting the future of venture capital investments or Buffett-style investments is becoming increasingly challenging. In the public sector, it is also difficult to predict the implementation of policies addressing political fluidity or transformation by gathering experts.

Brains uses its original technology to predict these transformations and provide strategies for addressing them.