Professor Tshilidzi Marwala
Vice Chancellor and Principal, University of Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa
South African Film Summit 4 February 2019
THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND SOCIETY
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South African Film Summit 4 February 2019 THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND SOCIETY Professor Tshilidzi Marwala Vice Chancellor and Principal, University of Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa Contents Industrial revolutions
Professor Tshilidzi Marwala
Vice Chancellor and Principal, University of Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa
South African Film Summit 4 February 2019
THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND SOCIETY
Contents
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History of the Future: Past Futures
DNA: Newton and James Watt steam mechanization, etc.
1st Industrial Revolution: knowledge formulation 2nd Industrial Revolution: knowledge evolution
DNA: Electro-Magnetism by Faraday, Maxwell and Hans Christian Γrsted electrification, mass production, etc.
DNA: Transistors based on Semi-Conductors by Bardeen, Brattain and Shockley computerization, Internetization, etc.
3rd Industrial Revolution: knowledge distribution
DNA: Artificial Intelligence by Turing cyber-physical systemization, artificial cognization, robotization, etc.
4th Industrial Revolution: knowledge mutation
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Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Soft Computing
Compu
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Deep Learning
Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence
Big Data = Using AI to analyze large amount of data
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Soft Computing: Bluff and Detect Bluffing (Fraud detection)
Fuzzy Logic, Multi-Agent System, Mechanism Design
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Computational Intelligence: Ant Colony Optimization
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with the strongest pheromones then is the shortest path between one point to another; Particle swarm optimization has found use in applications such as scheduling
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Machine Learning: Statistical Approach to AI
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Deep Learning
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Citation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZxdao4s6rg
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KAIST Robot
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Economics
Expectations and Rational Choice
Behavioral Economics
Theory and Mechanism Design
and Counterfactuals
and Portfolio Theory
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Decision Making with Incomplete/Imperfect Information: Prediction of HIV Risk
Tshilidzi Marwala, Rendani Mbuvha. (South African Provisional Patent 2018/06344) A system and method for imputing missing data in a dataset, a method and system for determining a health condition of a person, and a method and system of calculating an insurance premium.
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Political Science: Interstate conflict
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Psychology Human-Robots Interaction
interaction with machines
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Medical Application: Detection of epilepsy
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Medical Application: Artificial larynx
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Medical Application: Pulmonary embolism
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Medical Application: Prioritize patients (triage)
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Monitoring the condition of structures
Citation: https://city-press.news24.com/Business/whos-to-blame-for- grayston-bridge-collapse-20160710
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Finite Element Model
SzΕ±cs et. al. Finite Element Analysis of the Human Mandible to Assess the Effect
E.F Morgan & M.L Bouxsein Use of finite element analysis to assess bone strength (2005) 2, 8β19 (2005) doi:10.1138/20050187
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Monitoring and predicting dam levels
Tshilidzi Marwala, Dipanjan Paul and Satyakama Paul. (South African Provisional Patent 2018/03463) System and method for real time prediction of water level and hazard level of a dam.
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Regulations and Ethics
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Consequences of the 4thIR
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Problem Solving; Content; Process; Social; Resource Management; Technical; Physical
be those that make people happy or at easeβ Khathutshelo Marwala
and social sciences understand science and technology and vice versa
Looking forward
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