[Rental] Yoichi Ochiai, 34, Facing "Aging": New Growth in a Super-Aged Society

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"This book is a new challenge for me."Yoichi Ochiai ――What does it mean when a human being is born, grows old, and dies? Technology specialists who are not medical scientists, biologists, or philosophers I would like to show my point of view. (From "Introduction") As a scientist, media artist, and businessman, Yoichi Ochiai, a leader who will create the next generation of Japan, discusses "human aging" and "the future of Japan's super-aging society". Beginning with a dialogue with anatomist Takeshi Yoro on the theme of "How will 'life' and 'death' change in the digitized nature?" Nursing care innovation and growth industry through the introduction of technology, and the realization of “elderly creativity and diversity” brought about by the digital nature era (an era where AI and robots coexist as a matter of course) are the goals of this country. We look forward to a new form of “growth”. A book full of hints for enjoying a "rich" life and old age with a positive view of the current situation in Japan, a "problem advanced country". 【table of contents】 Introduction Prologue [Special Talk: Takeshi Yoro x Yoichi Ochiai] How will “life” and “death” change in the digitized nature? Chapter 1 Developing technology and changing “aging” Chapter 2 “Nursing care technology” that has progressed so far Chapter 3 “Fourth Industrial Revolution” caused by Japan with declining birthrate and aging society Chapter 4 What is Human-Friendly Technology?—The Need for “Hackable” Chapter 5 Towards a future where everyone can create - the rise of "Techno Mingei" in conclusion

Number of pages: 274 pages

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Categories: Books, Adults, Essays, Receipt August 2023

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