The United Nations has released a report showing how ready countries are for pioneering technologies such as artificial intelligence and electric cars. The report revealed that developing countries lag behind in this regard. Turkey’s ranking in the list also showed that we still have a long way to go.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) published an important report on March 16 on green technologies, which are of great importance for the future of our planet and are becoming increasingly widespread. This report, called the “Technology and Innovation Report”, warns developing countries about the use of these technologies.
According to the United Nations, developing countries cannot benefit from sustainable technologies unless they economic inequalities will continue to grow.
Developing countries are far behind in technologies such as artificial intelligence and electric vehicles.
According to the report, the value of leading technologies such as electric vehicles and artificial intelligence is expected by 2030. $9.4 trillion expected to arrive. It is also stated that such technologies can improve productivity and livelihoods. An example of this is the combination of robotics and artificial intelligence, transforming production systems, and the emergence of faster and cheaper production with technologies such as 3D printing.
According to the UN, while sustainable technologies have the potential to be so beneficial, developing countries do not benefit enough from them. On the other hand, developed countries are seizing the opportunities of green technologies. considering most surpasses other countries. Exports from developing countries only increased to 57 billion in the last three years. 75 billion dollars increased, while their share in global exports was over 48%. below 33% It also appears to have fallen.
Report, in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Sub-Saharan Africa showing that countries are the least ready to adopt and adapt to leading technologies USA, Sweden, Singapore, Switzerland and Netherlands It shows that developed economies such as
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That is why the United Nations is calling on governments, emphasizing that due to insufficient attention and investment, this technological revolution may be missed and long-term negative consequences may occur.
Turkey is in the 53rd place of the list
Turkey, on the other hand, is in the list showing how ready 166 countries are for leading technologies. during the 53rd exists. Although we have moved up two places according to the 2021 report, the fact that we are in this position reveals that we still need to go a long way in such technologies.