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To bear fruit, AI demands consistent long-term policy response

AI Policy Response – demands long-term perspectives

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not magic. It is not a new technology either. Underlying component technologies are available and also affordable. In isolation, they have little capabilities. But once they…

Robots taking over jobs for China has become a blessing for preventing factory outmigration and protecting office jobs.

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Robots Taking Over Jobs – blessing for China?

There is no denying that robots are taking over jobs. For sure, 2.7 million robots, as of 2020, working factories around the world have taken over at least six times…

High-tech parks need a scalable growth for adding value in the global high-tech value chains

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High-tech parks – formation, growth, and replicability

The value addition in High-tech at Silicon Valley of the USA, Hsinchu of Taiwan, or Kulim of Malaysia is not the same. Chips designed by Silicon Valley firms like Apple…

Science, technology and society is an interconnected phenomenon that demands us to perceive transformation from the perspective of signals and patterns

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Science, Technology and Society: Waves of Transformation

It present wave theory in explaining the transformation of the society due to the interconnectedness between science, technology and society

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Systematic Innovation in Competitive Market

For succeeding with Innovation, we need ideas. Innovators easily generate a Flow of Ideas out of brainstorming and other techniques. However, experimenting with ideas is costly. Instead of building a…

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Innovation Possibilities of Digital Twins

Digital Twins is the outcome of the fusion of a set of technologies. These are AR, VR, computer vision, IIoT, and low latency wireless connectivity, like 5G. However, this fusion…

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Data Misguiding AI Startups

Low-cost sensors and broadband wireless connectivity have been offering us very detailed, real-time data. Of course, the processing of these data provides intelligence. Such a possibility of data has created…

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Perfection Leads to Nobel Prize—Lesson from Japan’s relentless fueling of creative waves of destruction

Often, we draw a demarcation line between basic and applied researches. It’s a common understanding that industry is after quick profit through the subtle touch of available technologies. Mainly, we…

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AI Startups and VC Funding—Death Valley to Avoid

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a catchphrase in Startups and venture capital (VC) financing. It’s a new gold rush. In the USA alone, according to the National Venture Capital Association, 1356…

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AI Impedes Fourth Industrial Revolution

An industrial revolution unfolds as a series of waves of Creative Destruction. An emerging wave is supposed to offer better alternatives to existing products, often at less cost. New technology…

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Robots take over Jobs—which hands to prevent them?

Robots are posing a threat to take over our jobs. Will our hands prevent or slow down them? In fact, along with many other organs, we use our hands to…

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Dull Jobs for Human—Dead Robots Redefine Future of Work

The future of work is a concern. Of course, we want jobs to earn a living and to make a contribution. We also want jobs that are not dull, dirty,…

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AI Policy Response – demands long-term perspectives

Robots Taking Over Jobs – blessing for China?

High-tech parks – formation, growth, and replicability

Science, Technology and Society: Waves of Transformation

Systematic Innovation in Competitive Market

Innovation Possibilities of Digital Twins

Data Misguiding AI Startups

Perfection Leads to Nobel Prize—Lesson from Japan’s relentless fueling of creative waves of destruction

AI Startups and VC Funding—Death Valley to Avoid

AI Impedes Fourth Industrial Revolution

Robots take over Jobs—which hands to prevent them?

Dull Jobs for Human—Dead Robots Redefine Future of Work

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