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I read an article, recently, on MIT Technology Review and I was mesmerised by the photo opening it. The point made in the article is that the context can change, significantly, what we are and what we can do. A person that is stuck on a wheel chair, when in …

19. Swarm Intelligence My view of Knowledge in 2050, hence, is along the line of:  continuous, and accelerating, creation of knowledge by humans and machines merging of knowledge and intelligence massively distributed knowledge, among humans and the ambient education has shifted from knowledge acquisition to knowledge transfer tools and knowledge …

15. Knowledge – Intelligence Providers Over the last 20 years knowledge has become a valued asset and, as might be expected, a number of companies have endeavoured, and are endeavouring, to capitalise on this value converting it into revenues.  Since its foundation, IEEE has been a facilitator of knowledge exchange among …

4. From knowledge access to knowledge augmentation Welcome to 2050. We are all (most people at least) living in the Metaverse, that is a continuum that consists of both digital and physical entities. It is perceived as a single space because the co-presence of digital and physical is seamless. Our …

2. Transmission of knowledge Knowledge has to be sharable and has to be understandable. The knowledge in a brilliant brain that does not communicate with anyone else is not useful (for all practical purposes it is non-existent). Similarly, a knowledge stored in data centres that is never accessed is completely useless. …

I am involved, as I pointed out in a previous post, in an IEEE group trying to look at the crystal ball to imagine what the world will be like, for what concerns the IEEE landscape and business opportunities, in 2050. The core biz of IEEE today, and it has …

Artificial Intelligence has become an integral part of our lives. It is so intertwined and widespread that most of the time we do not realise it is there. You take a picture with your smartphone and it automatically decides what to focus on. Well, that “automatically” requires AI that inspect …

Let’s now consider the first issue: identifying and applying a new business model. They are separate aspects, obviously both important, but involving quite different strategies and leading to quite different impact on the enterprise/institution. The starting point should be the analyses on how the “status quo” changes as we execute …

aving a Personal Digital Twin as a “container” of data and a “framework” is fine but it is unlikely to stimulate users’ adoption. Sure, one can use it as a “personal global repository” but to really stimulate adoption and make the person perceive a value the PDT should deliver some …

Let’s consider then the use of a Personal Digital Twin as a “container” of data and as a framework for these data use (knowledge, access, sharing, …). A company, like IEEE, could offer, as I mention, to create on behalf of its customers/users their Personal Digital Twin, based on the …