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KORBAN “TUHAN-TUHAN” DIGITAL: GARAPAN MASA DEPAN PENYULUHAN PEMBANGUNAN 4.0 Iwan Setiawan; Siska Rasiska; Dika Supyandi
Indonesian Journal of Socio Economics Vol 1, No 2 (2019): IJSE : Indonesian Journal of Socio Economics
Publisher : Lampung University

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The 4.0 Industrial Revolution which was marked by the birth of smart technology and machinery, automation (robotic), artificial intelligence and IoT encouraged disruptive change, which was different from the industrial revolution 1.0-3.0. A critical perspective considers that humans will become highly dependent on smart technology. There are anecdotes, intelligent technology has become a "new religion" and embodies "digital gods". Slowly but surely, human nature as a social creature (zoon politicon) will be replaced by technology (techno politicon). Humans will be more humanizing robots than humans themselves. This paper aims to describe the negative impacts of smart technology, new work on extension 4.0 and the role of development counseling 4.0. For this reason a critical paradigm is used, qualitative design and phenomenological methods based on primary data and literature. The results of the analysis reveal that smart technology has a negative impact on almost all services. Rural communities that do not have access to internet networks (citizens) become the dominant group that is discriminated against. Together with local MSMEs, workers and employees, citizens are the future of development development. Extension and tehnotalent generations act as bridging and bonding community citizens with netizens, both in virtual spaces and real spaces.Keywords: Victims of "digital gods"; arable; development counseling
Co-Authors Dika Supyandi Iwan Setiawan