Current and Future Trends of Media and Information

Large Open Online Course (MOOC) - an online course that encourages people to interact with each other to share knowledge

Wearable technology - a new trend that people can easily use for their gadgets for various purposes

3D or 3D models display images or projects in a format that appears to actually present the design structure.

GADGETS as a bridge - The existence of innovative equipment is a bridge for information transmission

With the rapid increase in AI (artificial intelligence) technology and the growth of messaging ecosystem, it is widely believed that the future of applications is in dialogue. The current trend is # CononComm hash tag and @ chrismessin article, but I believe that what we see is more important than the session user interface. For various reasons, we are far from the really intelligent session interface. As you see conversation based application applications such as Magic, Facebook M, they are all artificially supported, so stay in this state for a while until you find a way to convert AI from delayed model training It becomes. In real-time learning, this leads us to decipher the code of the way people learn. "Moravec's Paradox" explains this foundation.

There are three main ways to think about the future. First, "predicting" is to infer the present trend to the future. This is the most common form to think about the future. For example, the line on the chart shows the normal pattern. Economic forecasting is probably the most widespread and critical forecasting department in mass media coverage. Secondly, there is a "preferred" future where individuals and organizations have a vision for their work. For example, when President John F. Kennedy took over in January 1961, he was a bold vision to revive the American soul defeated by the "first" of all Soviet space like the 1957 Spout It was necessary. Nick On May 25, 1961 Kennedy proposed a vision of putting people on the moon and returning safely by the end of the decade. This was achieved in 1969.