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• TITLE: From Algorithms to Revolution 5.0: What Does Drive the Innovations?

  AUTHORS: Leandro Sarai, Carolina Zancaner Zockun, Flávio Garcia Cabral, Maurício Zockun

  KEYWORDS: Innovations, Science and Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Smart Contracts, Industrial Revolution 4.0, Industrial Revolution 5.0

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.15 No.2, June 28, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The article, through the inductive methodology, seeks to investigate some of the innovations that have been employed by the society. This investigation is done through a literature review in order to answer the question: is there any common element among the innovations? The hypothesis proposed is that there is a common element. That element would be the search for optimization, derived from the Law of Least Action. The concepts investigated cover science and technology, algorithm and digital, artificial intelligence, machine learning, decentralization and Distributed Ledger Technology, Blockchain, smart contracts, industrial revolution 4.0 and industrial revolution 5.0. The conclusion attempts to generalize the results found.