Current Challenges and Opportunities in the HI field

* Rapid development of the HIT field: This includes knowledge that we apply as well as technological progress including outdated issues, which continue to grow exponentially in other ways I will. Dealing with moving targets increases the risk; in other words, the facts underlying the HI project plan and the budget can change with this new HI technology and knowledge. However, as most HI project sizes, HIT's unique reality, and other IT projects in other business environments are even more important, we need to plan the next implementation already.

The technical revolution is ongoing and it may fundamentally change our way of living and work. Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) have created opportunities and challenges for humanity. As mentioned in the previous article, the robot has many advantages. It is cost-effective, it can reduce the manual repetition work manually, so eventually I am worried that my current colleague's work will be completed. A new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology shows that during the period from 1990 to 2007 only industrial robots eliminated US employment of 670,000. Advances in technology should be welcomed, but governments and employers need to prepare, as robots affect the global economy and the labor market as a whole.

Challenges and Opportunities The relative novelty and rapid growth of this field brings challenges and opportunities for scientists and deserves further attention and debate. Below are some summaries of the more timely problem. Technologies that support continuous collection of behavior, social and environmental data from individuals and groups will pose several important questions to researchers regarding privacy and informed consent. When doing such research, you need to take practical considerations into consideration - should participants provide special equipment for research, or should use their personal devices Is it? Who should bear the cost of the device and the cost of its use for research? The answer to these questions depends on the specific scientific problem being pursued and where scientific problems lie in scientific continuity.