This paper looks at Industry 4.0 in developing countries such as Pakistan, a country with one of the youngest populations in the world. The fourth revolution in the industry lets us drive at light speeds, changing our way of living. It is the digital revolution, with the main focus on the data. It is the driver of growth that can fully revolutionise the relationship between digital education, healthcare, and digital agriculture. While new technologies give many rewards, they also pose ethical problems as they change people’s lives, work, or communication. This study focuses on the ethical issues associated with industry 4.0, like unemployment and approach towards a knowledge economy. There has not been any significant study in this context. The paper also highlights and presents a detailed review of deeming Pakistan’s approach towards the digital economy, unemployment, and knowledge economy in the context of the digital industrial revolution. This paper also discusses how Pakistan is embarking on the digital journey to coup up the pace of other developing nations.
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