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Imagining a new searching paradigm – VII

A personal  Cognitive Digital Twin -CDT- is supposed to mirror the knowledge of its twin, the person. Mirroring a person knowledge is more challenging than mirroring a robot knowledge (remember, IBM invented the CDT to mirror the increasing  knowledge space of robots). Robots have a formal structured knowledge set (the …

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Imagining a new searching paradigm – IV

As shown in the picture, we are transitioning from accessing knowledge that is somewhere “out there” to living with knowledge that is flanking us, available when needed and in a form that can be used by us. This flanking requires an “agent” and the Cognitive Digital Twin may be it. …

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Imagining a new searching paradigm – III

I pointed out in the previous post the widening gap between the capability of our brain to acquire knowledge and the (growing) amount of knowledge potentially available. Teaming resources may work, and has worked, for companies but up to a certain point.  Even a company cannot grow its resources to …

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Imagining a new searching paradigm – II

That  we are on a path from information search to knowledge acquisition is clear. What is not clear is how the transition to knowledge and more specifically to the acquisition of knowledge will happen and involve. In the past acquiring knowledge was a high consuming (time and effort) task and …

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Imagining a new searching paradigm – I

Yesterday I was asked to share my views on the use of artificial intelligence in the area of information search. This was prompted by the quest of IEEE for better services to their members. IEEE is most likely the owner of the largest technical literature in the engineering domain with …

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Hall of Honor

I am pleased and proud to share that today the IEEE Technical Activity Board has included me in the 2022 recipients of the Hall of Honor For creating a global vision and structuring the Future Directions operation, spawning and leading SmartCities, Digital Reality, Knowledge as a Service (KaaS) and Symbiotic …

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