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This brief discusses how to deal with data visualization and prediction in human society, a context in which big data analysis and artificial intelligence have the potential to transform the world.
The debates presented in this brief combine different disciplines such as data-science, economics, political science, social informatics, informatics, philosophy of recognition and human actions, and artificial intelligence for human society.
Written by leading researchers from various disciplines, the brief provides fresh perspectives on the social impact of AI and evolution of human beings. As such, it offers a unique resource for all scholars and policymakers interested in the most exciting and fuzzy connections between disciplines, where knowledge in one field helps to answer questions in another.
List of contents
Ryoko Morioka.- Yumiko Motomura.- Osamu Sudoh and Koji Tsuda.- Information Geometry of Structural Change in Input Output Models.- 2 Yasuyuki Muradate Developing New Dynamic Disequilibrium Models.- 3 Soichiro Takagi The Macroeconomic Impact of Artificial Intelligence.- 4 Hideyuki Tanaka The Impact of Social Media on Local Community Activities and Social Capital A Quantitative Comparative Study of Two Areas.- 5 Reiko Gotoh What Citizens Need and What Governments Think They Need.- 6 Osamu Sudoh Evolution of Artificial Intelligence and Coevolution of Humans.
Summary
This brief discusses how to deal with data visualization and prediction in human society, a context in which big data analysis and artificial intelligence have the potential to transform the world.
The debates presented in this brief combine different disciplines such as data-science, economics, political science, social informatics, informatics, philosophy of recognition and human actions, and artificial intelligence for human society.
Written by leading researchers from various disciplines, the brief provides fresh perspectives on the social impact of AI and evolution of human beings. As such, it offers a unique resource for all scholars and policymakers interested in the most exciting and fuzzy connections between disciplines, where knowledge in one field helps to answer questions in another.
