There is plenty of debate in various nations about Industry 5.0, and most of it is centered on SDG-7. There is a significant part to play here for AI, IoT, big data, etc. Given the importance of the transition to Industry 5.0, it is really disappointing to see only a few developed countries progressing in this direction. We can find German, Japan, and US.
Here at RG, I welcome your thoughts and opinion on why the number of developed countries marching toward Industry 5.0 is very very limited. Despite their resources and capability, we can see only a leisure progression.
In this context, how do you foresee developing and underdeveloped countries of Industry 5.0?
In any part of the world, and at whatever period of History, Human Progress has always been accompanied by Progress in Knowledge and Education, The reverse is true. Paradoxically, nowadays Education and Knowledge transfer are occurring in the counter-sens. South/North Knowledge transfer is not a recent phenomenon: In Africa, the countries most affected by the brain drain in the early 2000s are low-income countries: Cape Verde (67% of qualified personnel), Gambia (63%), Mauritius (56%), Morocco (17%), Tunisia (9.6%), Egypt (4.6%), Burkina Faso (2.6%). The islands of Cape Verde, Samoa, Gambia, and Somalia have seen in recent years more than half of their executives leave for rich countries.
Jeune Afrique n°2340, du 13 au 19 novembre 2005, p96 (In French)
On Using AI on RG Discussions. Here is an exchange on Another Thread: "https://www.researchgate.net/post/Why_Climate_Change_is_vulnerable_issue_to_address_in_future_Is_education_for_climate_resilience_needed_in_public_and_private_sector_How/29 (Page 29).
Jamel Chahed added an answer 20 seconds ago: @**** Thank you for your honest response. However, I find it inappropriate to have a machine responding in a discussion between people in place of one of them; and I find it all the more inappropriate when other interlocutors are not previously informed that they are dealing with a machine; as they will, without knowing it, find themselves responding in turn to a Machine: A Pretty Imposture. Thank you for your understanding.
@**** added an answer 1 hour ago: Jamel Chahed, Ok Sir , As I was very busy on the field trip and time was passing, I took the help of AI. It is sure always I don't like AI well but it is the tool of contemporary times that can guide us much better sometimes, we could do it manually. From medicine to Space everywhere AI is drastically used . I have already revised it sir. Thanks
Jamel Chahed added an answer, 14 hours ago: @**** Sorry but large parts of your reply are from or inspired by my Text. Again AI composition?
See Also:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Scientific_Integrity_Research_Ethics_and_Higher_Education_Deontology_The_Senior_Scholars_Duty
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Scientific_Integrity_on_ResearchGate
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