Hi to all ka. I'd like to share what I heard from The Secret Sauce, Sunday Jan 5. The title is, '10 Technology Trends for 2025'....making me think of MIT's annual article that will come out next month too.
Let me share the 10 trends from a Thai expert, Dr. Jirawat Tangpanitanon from Quantum Technology Foundation Thailand (QTFT), to be more contextual ka. They are as follows:
- Agentic AI -- it talks with other devices to come up with more answers catered to our needs .... to the point that there's not much need for good prompts anymore ka.
- Interoperability -- tech to enhance processes and results, humans need to come up with clear definitions and effective communication among humans and with AI in order to use AI with its max abilities.
- Reporting software-- tech to manage many types of reports especially climate issues that need to cross sectors/sections/ disciplines
- Forest carbon monitoring -- tech to help with actual carbon emission measurement of trees in forests...they now have 'lidar' an app to see the 3-dimensional views...yet, need more customized efforts.
- Biomass -- use of trees we've been trying to grow to link with gene editing processes of trees and clean energy.
- Smaller modular reactor (SMR) -- tech to get started paving ways for the future.
- Peak Shaving -- tech to control the use of electricity at its peak demand using AI, IOT, batteries, etc.
- EV fleet optimization -- tech for logistics companies learn how to use batteries to the full use, and to effectively reduce costs of the fleet operation....for cost reduction, operation efficiency, and clean energy too after all ka.
- Disinformation security -- tech to detect abusive use of AI that poses risks to individuals/ organizations. The use of local dialects could be part of the solutions too.
- Post-Quantum Cryptography -- app that breaks encrypted codes more easily within a much shorter time.
You may see many opportunities for our startups to try and innovate for the right solutions for our country,and for companies to learn faster and make the right decision to implement faster. On the other hand, I feel the threats to our regulators, education systems, our own and people's learning capabilities and curiosity.
With the advancements, they should be able to help us crack the 'silo' that exists everywhere while having selective data collection, open and effective communication. More importantly, I think leaders and all need not only to keep up with the knowledge to have enough understanding how to operate the tech, but also have the right attitudes at every level of management to make it happen ka.
If interested, you may wish to follow these several links I find very useful for us to keep updated ka.
Gartner about this similar issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
and on this particular 10 trends:
Any comments mai ka?
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