Special issues published in Technology in Society.

"Social Technology" is an international journal devoted to technology changes and global discussions at the crossroads of the social, economic, commercial and philosophical transformations of the world around us. The purpose of this journal is to provide scholarships to support decision makers.

"Social Technology" is an international journal devoted to technology changes and global discussions at the crossroads of the social, economic, commercial and philosophical transformations of the world around us. The purpose of this journal is to provide scholarships that will enable decision makers to work consciously and consciously in making decisions on this dynamics. What these fields share in common is the role of technology in economic, political and cultural dynamics in society. Academic research in social technology focuses on shaping open choices to society as to the social forces and technical use of technical decision-making. This includes methods from the viewpoint of academic and theoretical methods (history and philosophy of science and technology, technology forecast, economic growth and policy, ethics), application methods (business innovation, technical management, law and engineering) ). Relocation, technical evaluation and economic development)

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Academic: Form academic discussions and views in an interdisciplinary study on the influence of new technologies on international relations, government, and society. Support and train researchers and analysts in this field with particular emphasis on incorporating technical problems into political science. Networking: We hold meetings, workshops and executive meetings with representatives of major technology companies and public institutions to create a forum for ongoing discussion of the political and social impact of technology. Establish an active partnership with representatives chosen from technology companies, central government, international organizations and external research institutions

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Earlier this year, Scientific American collaborated with the World Economic Forum, announced the 2017 Top Ten Emerging Technology Special Report. These technologies chosen by the Global Expert Committee are "expected to become more common in the coming years" and "ready to attract more money or go to the next stage It shows other signs. " Hype, AI finally made great progress in the past few years. Artificial intelligence has been applied to activities recently thought to belong to the exclusive domain of mankind