The future of Digital Twins remains to be written, although what is going on now and what is going to happen in the coming 2-3 years is pretty straightforward. DTs are a reality in manufacturing and their use will further expand to cover more equipment and processes. The association of …
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Personal Digital Twins, as I envisage them, have the power to transform our progress in Artificial Intelligence into Intelligence Augmentation (IA). This is a very bold claim but I am not alone. I took the graphic from an interesting, very forward looking, article discussing education in 2110. Of course talking …
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There is no doubt, today, that the amount of data available overcomes the capability of our brain. Actually, the data we could potentially harvest exceed, by far, our capability to acquire them using our senses. It is impossible for me, and for you, just to read the articles that are …
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Yesterday I gave a talk at a major book fair (that was convenient since it took place in Turin, my home-town) in an event dedicated to explore the various aspects of Artificial Intelligence. I was the one asked to talk about technology, where we are and what we can expect. …
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Human Machine Symbiosis My personal bet, and the conclusion of the study carried out in 2018 by the IEEE-FDC Symbiotic Autonomous Systems Initiative, is that by 2050 it will be difficult to separate living from non-living things. Notice that today there is still a debate going on among those considering …
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May be it’s just me, or the fact that I am too old to embrace new ways of doing things. Yet, when reading of ones of Google’s Area 120 experimental products I cannot help but feeling unfit for this brave new world! It is about a “bot” that can replace …
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Electronic contact lenses have been around for a while, the first being experimented at the beginning of this decade, but they are still in the “prototype” stage. You may want to get an update on what is going on here. There are several features that an electronic contact lens can …
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