LFCS Seminar: 12 September 2018 - Carl Hewitt Title: Scalable Intelligent Systems by 2025 Abstract: A project to build the technology stack outlined in this seminar can bring Scalable Intelligent Systems to fruition by 2025. Scalable Intelligent Systems include the following characteristics: - Interactively acquire and present information from video, web pages, hologlasses, online data bases, sensors, articles, human speech and gestures, etc. - Real-time integration of massive, pervasively inconsistent information - Close human collaboration using hologlasses for secure mobile interaction. - Organizations of people and IoT devices (Citadels) for trustworthiness, resilience, and performance with no single point of failure - Scalability in all important dimensions including no hard barriers to continual improvement in the above areas. There is no computer-only solution that can implement the above, i.e., people are fundamental to a Scalable Intelligent System. Technology stack for Scalable Intelligent Systems is outlined below: - Experiences: Hologlasses: Collaboration, Gestures, Animations, Video - Matrix: Discourse, Rhetoric, and Narration - Citadels: No single point of failure - Massive Inconsistency Robust Ontology: Propositions, Goals, Plans, Descriptions, Statistics, Narratives - Actor Services: Hardware and Software - Actor Many Cores: Non-sequential, Every-word-tagged, Faraday cage Crypto, Stacked Carbon Nanotube Nov 12 2018 14.00 - 15.00 LFCS Seminar: 12 September 2018 - Carl Hewitt Speaker: Carl Hewitt IF 4.31/4.33
LFCS Seminar: 12 September 2018 - Carl Hewitt Title: Scalable Intelligent Systems by 2025 Abstract: A project to build the technology stack outlined in this seminar can bring Scalable Intelligent Systems to fruition by 2025. Scalable Intelligent Systems include the following characteristics: - Interactively acquire and present information from video, web pages, hologlasses, online data bases, sensors, articles, human speech and gestures, etc. - Real-time integration of massive, pervasively inconsistent information - Close human collaboration using hologlasses for secure mobile interaction. - Organizations of people and IoT devices (Citadels) for trustworthiness, resilience, and performance with no single point of failure - Scalability in all important dimensions including no hard barriers to continual improvement in the above areas. There is no computer-only solution that can implement the above, i.e., people are fundamental to a Scalable Intelligent System. Technology stack for Scalable Intelligent Systems is outlined below: - Experiences: Hologlasses: Collaboration, Gestures, Animations, Video - Matrix: Discourse, Rhetoric, and Narration - Citadels: No single point of failure - Massive Inconsistency Robust Ontology: Propositions, Goals, Plans, Descriptions, Statistics, Narratives - Actor Services: Hardware and Software - Actor Many Cores: Non-sequential, Every-word-tagged, Faraday cage Crypto, Stacked Carbon Nanotube Nov 12 2018 14.00 - 15.00 LFCS Seminar: 12 September 2018 - Carl Hewitt Speaker: Carl Hewitt IF 4.31/4.33
