It’s no surprise that the world is becoming increasingly digital, but the current pace of digitization is astonishing. From AI chatbots to dating apps, tech is the new real life.
We do our shopping online, build our businesses online, spend our downtime online, and even make life-long friends online. As of 2022, 66 percent of the global population were active internet users (Statista). Bringing us closer to commodities, the internet is set to become an even bigger part of our lives. But can technology help improve social interaction skills?
Technology is a fast-paced market, and every pioneer is in a race for first place on the podium. New innovations are piloted every day in a desperate attempt to sell what the masses will buy—tools to make our daily lives easier. As older generations warm to the idea of utilizing technology in the face of a pandemic, we move eerily closer to a world where social interaction is primarily digital.
source: https://www.sogolytics.com/blog/how-has-technology-affected-social-interaction/
Dear Eduard Babulak,
Cyberspace with super-intelligent computers will change the way we interact with the digital environment in the future.
Generally and purely theoretically, this will lead to human cognition being replicated on the Internet (especially in the Internet of Things) in a distributed manner. See the figures:
Fig. 4: Logical model of human cognition – i.e. the process of information processing in the human brain
Fig. 5: Logical model of Distributed CAC (Context-Aware Computing) in the IIoT – illustrates thereplication of human cognition using distributed information processing
at the address
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380376116_Intelligent_IoT_-_Replicating_human_cognition_in_the_Internet_of_Things
These figures clearly illustrate how artificial intelligence can be realized in the IoT.
Best regards
Anatol Badach
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