Digital Technologies and Reforging the Iron Men

ScienceRise 24 (7):55-61 (2016)
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Digital technologies not only to transform the social and cultural reality; they are making changes in the human nature. Therefore, it makes sense to speak about Silicon Race (SiRace). Iron men descends from the world history scene. This process is irreversible, but realizing in emerging with the prospects and the risks that accompany them, we can direct the efforts to ensure that reforging the iron men will be successful.

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Alex V. Halapsis
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