New edition of Creating a Super Free Society 1: Introduction

 ■ New edition of Creating a Super Free Society 1: Introduction

　It's been two years since I wrote "Creating a super free society." In the Coronavirus invasion, the situation has changed. So I rewrote about half of it and published a new edition. The subtitle is "After Coronavirus is the era of cats." I stopped using paper and made it digital (Kindle).

I’ll show some of it here.

First, the introduction.

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It was not supposed to be like this.

Rattle, the world of Reiwa has dawned. It is the second coming of the age of technology. After 25 years from digital and 10 years from smart, the super smart with AI/IoT/data is coming.

AI and robots will take away jobs. Even if you take away our jobs, if we don't change our stance, we won’t have anything to do. If you take it away quickly, we will be super free. Let it be so.

Let's have super time killing. Super pop super entertainment, super sports, super education. A super city for that purpose. At the beginning of Reiwa, the door of super tech will be fully opened. Will it be around 2030 that we will enter a super free society? Imagine and create.

Therefore, in the first year of Reiwa, I wrote a book called "Creating a super free society." I drew an action plan for how to create that society.

The Meiji, Taisho, Showa, and Heisei eras mark the beginnings and turns of the modern world, opening a new world where humans have never been before, and a new civilization where machines surpass human capabilities and objects communicate with each other. It is a book that embodies Reiwa.

Germany identified the 4th industrial revolution, that is, the era after the 3rd industrial revolution called the information industry. Society 5.0, as the Japanese government calls it, is the fifth civilization after hunting, agriculture, industry, and information. I wrote this with a view to ten years from now.

However, before we entered the super free society, the Coronavirus rained down from the heavens. Stay still and withdraw. In an unexpected way, I was super bored. I thought it would be a super free society!

　But we can't do telework or remote classes. I noticed. Japan had not reached the third industrial revolution or Society 4.0. Information was not available. With this, the third phase, 4.0, will finally come. Thanks to Coronavirus, Japan can also move on to the next super free society.

The modern era has become a dual threat of capitalism and democracy, based on the state. However, IT lowers costs, expands sharing, and shakes GDP growth. Countries are increasingly divided, and democracy is shaken. Non-democratic powers may weather the Coronavirus better.

On the other hand, Coronavirus will doom the urban civilization of thousands of years BC (Before Coronavirus) until 2020. Get away. Scatter. Shut up. And they demand technology, such as vaccines and tracking capabilities. The AC (after Coronavirus) hybrid has not yet been designed.

　So I decided to rewrite the foreword. Tech & pop's super free society is coming. However, Coronavirus adds another axis called hybrid. And I urge us, who are withdrawn, to quickly put on super-tech costumes. Let's do it.

Based on the previous book, this book overwrites Coronavirus.

All the activities I'm doing for a super free society are projects for after Coronavirus. A special zone "CiP" where tech and pop gather has been opened in Takeshiba in the Tokyo Bay Area. We opened a real and virtual university "iU" for all entrepreneurs. The action itself hasn't changed, but it continues to question the meaning of after Coronavirus.

Atmosphere is still a problem. Blow away the shrinking air. The ventilation that Coronavirus demands is a signal to us, who have been depressed by the digital defeat for 2018, to turn on the switch of the huge ventilation fan. Sprinkle AI powder and take a deep breath. Let's run. Break it down and build it.

By the way, in each item, the title of the song appears. Like “Eclair” (Okazaki Taiiku). Good songs with good people. It is recommended to play in the background while reading. I pray for reading with music.