| | Dec-2019 - Jen-20206EDITOR'S DESKFrom automated to autonomous and now cognitive, a paradigm shift is taking place in the design principles of machines, matter, methods and more. So, what are the principles of cognitive design? Over the years, programmable systems processed numbers and created data, but now cognitive systems are on their way to help make sense of the data and make it actionable for humans. As cognitive systems learn, reason, and interact with humans as partners and collaborators, everything in cyberspace, geospace, space, and beyond (CGS) will likely change in the coming years. However, what is fueling the advances in cognitive systems? With greater analytical power and intuitiveness, cognitive systems trends have the potential to disrupt the ways that many companies do business and communicate information with customers.Cognitive systems are emerging that can already read, write, speak, see, hear and learn. Examples include brain-machine interfaces, robotic prostheses and orthotics, cognitive and sensory prostheses, software and robotic assistants, autonomous cars, autonomous weapons, and more. Because cognitive computing can be programmed to self-learn and solve complex problems, it is important to evaluate where it is making a difference now and where will it make a difference in the coming years.The goal of cognitive computing as it stands today is not to replace people, but to help people and work alongside them to create more solutions, based on a better understanding of more complex information. At its core, cognitive technology is an intelligence building tool that is growing so quickly because of its continued usefulness. Most businesses and industries could stand to investigate the applications of cognitive systems in their own organizations. Analyzing where your systems and processes have cognitive potential is one of the easiest ways to make use of current trend data and better utilize available research.The Emerging World of Cognitive ScienceKenneth Thomas Managing Editoreditor@startupcity.comCopyright © 2019 SiliconMedia, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part of any text, photography or illustrations without written permission from the publisher is prohibited. The publisher assumes no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts, photographs or illustrations. Views and opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the magazine and accordingly, no liability is assumed by the publisher thereof.Dec-2019 - Jan-2020, VOLUME 3 - ISSUE 21 - (ISSN 2644-2345)Published by SiliconMedia, Inc. To subscribe to Startup CityVisit www.startupcity.com Editorial StaffAaron Pierce Ava Garcia Mia WilliamsDanny RobinsonJoshua ParkerVian IsaacManaging EditorKenneth Thomas*Some of the Insights are based on the interviews with respective CIOs and CXOs to our editorial staffSalesShirley Jacobsshirley@startupcity.comVisualizersDavid parker Contact Us:Phone:510-230-0395Emailsales@startupcity.comeditor@startupcity.commarketing@startupcity.com
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