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Exponential growth in publications, reporting non-scalable results of memorisation based learning techniques, has created an impression that we are progressing along the singularity wave

AI singularity: misleading publications and innovation promises

What does the growth of artificial intelligence (AI) related publications on arXiv by more than sixfold, from 5,478 in 2015 to 34,736 in 2020, indicate? Does it mean that memorization-based…

Failure of Russia in innovation economy is due to Russia's failure to foster profit-making competition and passion for perfection for incremental innovation

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Failure of Russia in Innovation Economy—a lesson for state intervention

Russia’s state-sponsored R&D led to path-breaking scientific discovery and technology innovations. However, Russia failed to develop an Innovation Economy out of such advancements. On the other hand, Japan succeeded in…

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Silicon Valley Hard to Replicate

After numerous failed attempts of replicating Silicon Valley, the temptation still remains. After decades of bafflement and frustration, the world is still struggling to figure out the trigger point and…

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Innovation Magic through Ideas of Redesign

Neither Apple nor Nichia invented a smartphone or the light bulb. But how have they created tremendous Innovation success stories in these products? How to create such a remarkable opportunity…

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Science, Technology, and Innovation Policies—10 realities to face

There has been increasing investment in science and technology. Even developing countries are promoting start-ups, and youths are highly receptive. Furthermore, there has been a belief that start-ups could open…

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Engineering Management in Innovation Era

Engineering management has many connotations, and they have been evolving. Let’s have an acceptable definition, to begin with. Engineering management in the Innovation era involves the ability to i. interpret…

Technologies for sustainable development demand suitable science and technology policy for both increasing the supply and creating the demand of leveraging technology for producing more with less.

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Technologies for Sustainable Development—does science and technology policy matter?

On the one hand, our natural stock of resources has been depleting. In addition to it, we are reaching the limit of air, water, and soil to absorb and recycle…

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Technologies Affecting Benefits of eLearning

Students sitting in front of computers wearing headsets have become a common picture in many homes. Video conferencing software connects teachers and students over the Internet. In fact, the quality…

Electric vehicle disruption wave indicates that Tesla's disruptive innovation strategy out of borrowed technology will likely fail to unleash destruction to incumbent automakers.

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Electric Vehicle Disruption–will Tesla be disruptor?

Electric vehicle disruption force has been gaining traction day by day. The global electric vehicle stock passed 5 million passenger cars in 2018, and the growth continued to 10 million…

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Innovative Ideas Shape Market Economy

Innovative Ideas Shape Market Economy: Lessons from Great Minds like Adam Smith, Carl Marx, Schumpeter, Vannevar Bush, Steve Jobs, Christenson, Romer, Solow, Tirole, and Porter Economic prosperity has been at…

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AI singularity: misleading publications and innovation promises

Failure of Russia in Innovation Economy—a lesson for state intervention

Silicon Valley Hard to Replicate

Innovation Magic through Ideas of Redesign

Science, Technology, and Innovation Policies—10 realities to face

Engineering Management in Innovation Era

Technologies for Sustainable Development—does science and technology policy matter?

Technologies Affecting Benefits of eLearning

Electric Vehicle Disruption–will Tesla be disruptor?

Innovative Ideas Shape Market Economy

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