Artificial Intelligence, Smart Robots, Types of Artificial Intelligence and a New Economic Order | Chapter 8 | An Overview on Business, Management and Economics Research Vol. 2

 In the process of change from agricultural humankind to industrial society, that started accompanying the Industrial Revolution in England, the mechanization process experienced five various stages and in the last stage, accompanying the development of computers, mechanization in production was attained. While developments in a certain domain or country of the world contaminate other parts of the realm with technological spread, concerning details revolutions also spread and example changes occurred. With the development of sciences concerned with information technologies, output has started to increase with the use of computerization and robot science in production. This process, which persisted until the 2010s, is concept to lead to the formation of smart industries that can produce under the dominance of androids, after the new point attained in artificial intelligence and robot electronics, and this development will further increase output in production. Intelligent robots active in the internet of belongings system will be able to befriend greater capacity and longer periods than humans, and smart industries that are almost never close up will emerge. In the shift in this process, which is otherwise known as robonomics, changes in the theory of saving may occur and a new business-related order may arise. The question of why behind-the-scenes nations, such as Turkey, manage not catch up with the leading one, is another matter of discussion. However, in specific periods of technological paradigm change, an moment arises for backward countries for their business-related development. On the other hand, we can say that Turkey will either able to have or do catch up with the concerning details level of developed countries by imposing upon the opportunity, by way of a step-by-step technological incident, or it will continue to stay with the countries that lag behind by absent the opportunity.

Author(s) Details:

Sitki Selim Dolanay,
Istanbul Topkapi University, Istanbul, Turkey.

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