Technology, Complexity & Change: Creative Frictions of the Present
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Jerry Sheehan discusses the increasing pace of technological change and its effects. He notes that technology allows more complex systems to be created and for changes to have global impacts. However, it is unclear if systems are in place to deal with rapid, widespread technological change. Sheehan uses examples like cyberwarfare, artificial intelligence, and distracted learning to illustrate how technology is accelerating change in unpredictable ways.
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Technology, Complexity & Change: Creative Frictions of the Present
- 1. Technology, Complexity & Change: The Creative Frictions of the Present Jerry Sheehan, Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Montana State University Sponsored Talk for Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology, September 28, 2017
- 2. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Complicated and Complex Complicated Predictable Complex Unpredictable
- 3. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Agenda for Today • Framework for Contemplating Technological Change • How Fast is Fast, A Few Examples • Case Studies of Accelerated Change and Accompanying Complexity • CyberWar • Artificial Intelligence, Machine and Deep Learning • The Distracted Mind and the iGeneration
- 4. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology G-Forces and Speed • G-Forces, where G stands for gravitational is a measurement of acceleration that causes a perception of change of weight. • You have likely often heard the term before: • 0G-no perception of weight as in space. • 3G space shuttle during launch and reentry. • Humans can only take so much acceleration before our systems fail. Source: https://www.aviationcv.com/aviation-blog/2016/2721 Source: xkcd.com, https://what-if.xkcd.com/116/
- 5. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Thesis • Technology is Increasing the Pace of Change and Allowing More Complex Systems to Be Created • Complex Systems Are Networked, This Allows Technological Changes to Have Global Impact • It Isn’t Clear We Have Developed Systems in Place to Deal with Rapid Change and Global Breadth of Technologically Inspired Change • Could, Should We Be Thinking About a Change-Force, How Quickly Can Humans Change?
- 6. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Computational Processing Power Source: Experts Exchange, http://pages.experts-exchange.com/processing-power-compared/
- 7. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Technology Enabled Explosion in Content Data assembled by PresentationLoad, https://www.presentationload.com
- 8. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology The Speed of Technology Diffusion Has Accelerated
- 9. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology How Much Do We Use Technology
- 10. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology The Pace of Change is Different Now
- 11. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Example One: CyberWar
- 12. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology CyberWar Definitions • Cyber Warfare: Cyber warfare involves the actions by a nation-state or international organization to attack and attempt to damage another nation's computers or information networks through, for example, computer viruses or denial-of-service attacks. • [Source: Rand Corporation] • Plausible Deniability-”n. Polit. (the possibility of) denying a fact (esp. a discreditable action) without arousing suspicion; the method of achieving this. • [Source: Oxford English Dictionary] • Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) Attack-”A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is an attempt to make an online service unavailable by overwhelming it with traffic from multiple sources.” • [Source: Arbor Networks] • BotNet-”A botnet is an interconnected network of computers infected with malware without the user's knowledge and controlled by cybercriminals.” • [Source: Kaspersky.Lab]
- 13. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Web War 1: Estonia, 2007 Source: http://www.dailydot.com/layer8/web-war-cyberattack-russia-estonia
- 14. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Botnets Source: Infographic from PresentationLoad, 2016
- 15. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology The Estonian Ping of Death Source: Infographic from GlobalDots
- 16. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology The Fear of a More Nuclearized Middle East 1981 Operation Opera
- 17. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology StuxNet Source: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/06/01/world/middleeast/how-a-secret-cyberwar-program-worked.html
- 18. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Retaliation from StuxNet?
- 19. Image from Robohut: http://robohub.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/grid-AI.jpg Example Two: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- 20. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning Artificial Intelligence Deep Learning Machine Learning Source: https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/2017/09/01/whats-difference-between-artificial-intelligence-machine-learning-and-deep?cmpid=brfyus1735082
- 21. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Eras of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning Source: What’s the Difference Between Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning, July 29, 2016, Michael Copeland https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2016/07/29/whats-difference-artificial-intelligence-machine-learning-deep-learning-ai/
- 22. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology The Smile Algorithm Javier Movellan, University of California, San Diego
- 23. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology AI Saves A Life: One Machine, 20 Million Studies
- 24. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Machines Are Better Than Man @ Pattern Recognition
- 25. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology AI Detects Suicidal Ideation
- 26. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology AI Will Save Lives on American Highways
- 27. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology AI Beats Us At Our Own Games
- 28. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology AI Learns to Talk
- 29. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Humans Have Biases
- 30. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology What If We Don’t Know How AI Works?
- 31. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Training Data Can Bias AI
- 32. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology What if Machine Bias Kept You In Jail?
- 33. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology AI and Faking the Future https://www.facebook.com/verge/videos/1569064539796550/
- 34. And One More Thing… Image courtesy of JazJaz at Flickr, https://www.flickr.com/groups/jazjaz/pool
- 35. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology We Have Been Developing For A While
- 36. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Let’s Think about a Watering Hole for a Moment
- 37. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Humans Don’t Multitask Source: https://i1.wp.com/www.learningspy.co.uk/wp- content/uploads/2017/01/Screen-Shot-2017-01-23-at-12.32.20.png
- 38. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Are Our Minds Able to Deal with Our Technologies?
- 39. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology The iGeneration
- 40. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Higher Education Isn’t Sure What to Do
- 41. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Logging In and Zoning Out in the Classroom
- 42. Program for Learning and Community Engagement: Science and Technology Washington State, e-DUI Law Source: http://getsafeharbor.com/new-driving-law-coming-to-wa-july-23/
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