IE大学：2022年欧洲科技洞察.pptx

Diego del Alcázar CEO of IE University, Chair of the IE Center for the Governance of Change Manuel Muñiz Provost of IE University, Chair of the IE Center for the Governance of Change 2 2022 has marked the return of war to the European continent and the comeback of geopolitics to the global stage. With the end of the era-defining Covid pandemic in sight, Europeans are now faced with yet another systemic crisis that permeates political, economic, and technological dimensions and threatens to dash our hopes of prosperity and better futures. European Tech Insights, our annual survey, aims at shedding light on the perceptions, hopes and concerns of European citizens in the areas of political, economic, and social change, particularly with regards to technology. Consequently, the hybrid ramifications of the war, the threats that technology can pose to our common democratic values, and the trends of tech adoption take the center stage in this edition. As we witness a conflict of intense attrition with heavy use of conventional weapons, multiple forms of hybrid and technological warfare concurrently unfold before our eyes – the consequences of which are still unpredictable. Europeans are aware of this deteriorating international environment but most of all are noticeably concerned about cyberattacks, the spread of fake news and misinformation, and the harmful use of technology. Nonetheless, our survey reveals that most European citizens still place trust in technology to strengthen our democracies, believe technology has improved their participation in the democratic process, and support its use by their governments. Technology therefore brings a combination of enthusiasm and opportunity among citizens but also challenges to the European way of life. Our study thus exposes deep contradictions among the European population: citizens are concerned about the use of technology in conflict yet have faith in technology when it comes to strengthening our democ