Titlebook: Unimagined Futures – ICT Opportunities and Challenges; Leon Strous,Roger Johnson,Doron Swade Book 2020 IFIP International Federation for I

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The Data Science Revolution,achine Learning (ML) are at the forefront of attention. However, data science is much broader and also includes data extraction, data preparation, data exploration, data transformation, storage and retrieval, computing infrastructures, other types of mining and learning, presentation of explanations

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The Future of AI or AI for the Future,ons in AI research and applications. Guiding by the principle of combing the best from human and computers capacities this chapter lists some important challenges to face and related directions in AI research. Multiple interrelated crises such as natural disasters, pandemics and other generated by h

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The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence,ethics. It considers ethical charters, then discusses the principal ethical issues: bias, explainability, liability for failure, harmlessness, the ethical use of data, whether AIs should have legal personality, the effects on employment and society, and AIs impersonating humans. A case study is pres

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The Internet of Things: Opportunities, Challenges, and Social Implications of an Emerging Paradigm,ernet. The number of smart and connected devices is increasing exponentially, creating an arena for both product and service innovation. Research on the IoT has to date focused mainly on the technology itself, with less attention being directed toward the potential for value creation and the social

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To Centralize or Decentralize: What is the Question? An Application to Digital Payments,ater decades (1980s) with stand-alone personal computers. Then distributed ledger technology was introduced and the arrival of Bitcoin emphasized the intention in addition to distribution to also decentralize the system as much as possible. In this article we focus on the meaning of centralized vers

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A Resource Perspective on E-Waste: A Global Problem with Local Solutions?,erties of ICT. E-waste is a term used to describe discarded electronic and electrical equipment that is neither reused or repaired, nor refurbished. While it is clear that e-waste is currently mainly a big social and environmental problem, we also see opportunities in re-introducing materials from e

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