The Future of Data and the Web, Part II: The Evolution of the Web
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The document discusses the future of the internet and web from 2011 to 2038. It predicts that the mobile internet will take control through technologies like the internet of things and augmented reality. Data will become more widely available in open, standardized formats. Work will increasingly involve data science and analyzing linked data to make superior decisions. The future will see an emerging global web of data and things that helps augment human decisions with greater context and awareness.
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The Future of Data and the Web, Part II: The Evolution of the Web
- 1. Future of the web Dr Neil Fraser online.jcu.edu.au
- 4. Australia in 2011 1.035% of global internet Usage (est) Circos Diagram
- 5. Internet by Country 2011 Ruslan Enikeev author of the Internet map https://internet-map.net/ https://youtu.be/eIW70a2mhMw based on 2011 data from Alexa
- 9. Mobile vs Fixed Internet
- 10. 2038 – 20 years Virtual Meetings Multi-lingual (voice & text) Digital Assistant
- 11. 2038 – 20 years Permanent medical monitoring
- 13. The Future of Computing
- 14. Three Trends
- 15. Web Evolution
- 17. The Future City
- 20. AI, Everywhere Masses of Machine Readable Data A move Weak AI to Strong AI Linked information discovery environment
- 21. The Future of the Web • Mobile Domain takes control • Mobile Internet of Things • Mobile Internet on Things • Mobile Internet (augmented Reality) • Mobile Internet about things (knowledge graphs)
- 22. The Future of Data Data availability Machine readable Open standard format, not proprietary Linked data format Declaring equivalence of properties Tim Berners Lee W3C 2008
- 23. The Future of Work Deloitte Access Economics report, The future of work: Occupational and education trends in data science in Australia Feb 2018
- 24. • Emerging Global Web of Data and Things • Augmenting Human Decisions • Superior Decisions Depth and Breadth • Even Greater Contextual Awareness • Entirely Autonomous Decisions How Does this Help ?
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- 350,000 sites
- The map of the Internet is a photo shot of the global network as of end of 2011. It encompasses over 350 thousand websites from 196 countries and all domain zones. Information about more than 2 million links between the websites has joined some of them together into topical clusters. As one might have expected, the largest clusters are formed by national websites, i.e. sites belonging to one country. For the sake of convenience, all websites relative to a certain country carry the same color.
- Mobile Internet and optical fibre rolloout
- based off of the Internet’s true routing table: BGP. The Border Gateway Protocol is the standard for carrier-class routing on the Internet. A single BGP feed from a provider should contain most of the routes or prefixes available at any given moment. The prefix is also accompanied by what is commonly called an “AS path”. This is the path of networks a packet must take to reach the end network based off that particular BGP feed. A single BGP feed may not include all of the paths to a specific prefix.
- StatCounter Global Stats data is based on over 15 billion page views per month to over 2.5 million websites. (http://statcounter.com) http://gs.statcounter.com/platform-market-share/desktop-mobile-tablet/worldwide/#monthly-200901-201610
- Over 301,000 Australians worked in data science in 2016/17, with another 38,000 to be employed by 2021 76 per cent of businesses plan to increase their spend on analytic capabilities over the next two years. They’ve also forecast that between 2021-22, professionals in the data sciencetist field with a postgraduate degree will be earning an average of $130,176 p.a.
- Over 301,000 Australians worked in data science in 2016/17, with another 38,000 to be employed by 2021 76 per cent of businesses plan to increase their spend on analytic capabilities over the next two years. They’ve also forecast that between 2021-22, professionals in the data sciencetist field with a postgraduate degree will be earning an average of $130,176 p.a.
- Over 301,000 Australians worked in data science in 2016/17, with another 38,000 to be employed by 2021 76 per cent of businesses plan to increase their spend on analytic capabilities over the next two years. They’ve also forecast that between 2021-22, professionals in the data sciencetist field with a postgraduate degree will be earning an average of $130,176 p.a.
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- https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/top-trends-in-the-gartner-hype-cycle-for-emerging-technologies-2017/
- https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/top-trends-in-the-gartner-hype-cycle-for-emerging-technologies-2017/
- Network of connected devices Different Synonyms Network of Things Smarter Planet Industrial Internet Cyber-physical systems Only 1% of things are connected today (refrigerator, car, washing machine, A/c ., heater…. by 2020 there will be 50 Billion By 2025 more than 90m vehicles will ship with embedded telematics Smart appliances will grow to 40M by 2020 Projected revenue of 948B by 2020 including hardware and connectivity
- Weak Machine Intelligence : Learning to sense, recommend , predict , differentiate Strong AI : AKA AGI combines weak AI capabilities with a cognition backing Automated and adaptive reasoning to generate new insights (for example In a knowledge graph this means finding new triples (facts)) (carrot search engine) Deductive reasoning Deterministic First Order Logic : description logics, horn clause logic Inductive reasoning Probabilistic Singular methods: Fellegi-Sunter, traditional machine learning Collective methods: relational learning, graph kernel learning AUGMENTING HUMAN DECISIONS GIVING SUPERIOR DECISION DEPTH, BREADTH and CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS ENITIRELY AUTONOMOUS DECISIONS
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- Similarity based on pattern of connections (as well as individual attributes) Enables the association of entities across time and in disparate data sources Needed when there are no reliable common identifiers Example: persons by family and household relationships Can be used to detect changes in the structure of groups Example: business reorganization, closure, takeover
- Over 301,000 Australians worked in data science in 2016/17, with another 38,000 to be employed by 2021 76 per cent of businesses plan to increase their spend on analytic capabilities over the next two years. They’ve also forecast that between 2021-22, professionals in the data sciencetist field with a postgraduate degree will be earning an average of $130,176 p.a.
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