Intellectual Technology Research Articles

Self Identifying Mental Health Status and Get Guidance For Support Using AI

In recent years, an awareness has emerged about the importance of the individual in mental health and treatment. Mental health problems are common among college students around the world; Therefore, identifying at-risk groups will help provide services. Self-diagnosis of mental illness is an important step in recognizing and addressing personal health. Our goal is to develop a screening tool to identify students at risk for mental illness. Students are taught to use assessment tools to distinguish between those at reduced and increased risk of mental illness. Psychological services should be provided to students at risk. Despite the prevalence of psychological problems, problems such as fear of decision-making and lack of information often make it difficult for people to define themselves. The person may deny or ignore symptoms, which may delay the person's intervention and make the situation worse. Empowering people with mental health knowledge and resources can enable them to take part in their own health. As well as personal benefits, self-expression can promote understanding and acceptance and contribute to a culture of empathy and support. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology holds both great promise and potential pitfalls in transforming mental health. This article discusses the current limitations of artificial intelligence, areas where further research is needed, and how it can improve healthcare by considering the ethical fairness of intellectual technology. As AI technology continues to evolve and improve, it may be able to help psychiatrists reclassify mental disorders beyond what is currently specified in the DSM-5, identifying these problems in their early or prodromal stages so that interventions can be implemented. . Quality and personalized treatment based on individual characteristics. However, caution must be exercised to avoid overinterpretation of preliminary results, and more studies must be conducted to close the gap in scientific expertise on mental health and treatment.

MANAGEMENT OF THE EFFICIENCY OF USING THE COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Abstract. The article is devoted to the study of existing approaches to the economic evaluation of the effectiveness of commercial opportunities of intellectual property and industrial innovations in the production and commercial activities of industrial enterprises. The most important groups of indicators characterizing the effectiveness of commercial opportunities of intellectual property and industrial innovations are defined and substantiated. These groups include: indicators characterizing the market characteristics of intellectual property (market target indicator, market prospects (development) indicator, intellectual technology positioning indicator on the market); cost characteristics reflecting the real costs of developers and consumers of intellectual property; commercial characteristics reflecting the consumer value of the intelligent technology for potential use; patent-legal characteristics of intellectual property and industrial innovations that reflect the patent purity of the object of intellectual property, the protection of exclusive rights to it, the impossibility (or in the extreme case - significant difficulty) of copying and counterfeiting. The currently used methods of assessing the effectiveness of the use of commercial opportunities of intellectual property and industrial innovations, which are based on the ratio of results and costs, i.e. are considered in detail. on the comparison of the obtained effect and costs. The feasibility of checking the obtained values of economic efficiency, as well as the organization of strict control over the spending of funds and compliance with the planned deadlines, has been proven.

Synthesis of the neuro-fuzzy regulator with genetic algorithm

Real-acting objects are characterized by the presence of various types of random perturbations, which significantly reduce the quality of the control process, which determines the use of modern methods of intellectual technology to solve the problem of synthesis of control systems of structurally complex dynamic objects, allowing to compensate the influence of external factors with the properties of randomness and partial uncertainty. The article considers issues of synthesis of the automatic control system of dynamic objects by applying the theory of intelligent control. In this case, a neural network based on radial-basis functions is used at each discrete interval for neuro-fuzzy approximation of the control system, allowing real-time adjustment of the regulator parameters. The radial basis function is designed to approximate functions defined in the implicit form of pattern sets. The neuro-fuzzy regulator's parameter configuration is accomplished using a genetic algorithm, enabling more efficient computation to determine the regulator's set parameters. The regulator's parameters are represented as a vector, facilitating their application to multidimensional objects. To determine the optimal tuning parameters of the neuro-fuzzy regulator, characterized by high convergence and the possibility of determining global extrema, a genetic algorithm was used. The effectiveness of the neuro-fuzzy regulator is explained by the possibility of providing quality control of the dynamic object under random perturbations and uncertainty of input data.

ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE EFFICIENCY OF COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND INDUSTRIAL INNOVATIONS

The article is devoted to the study of existing approaches to the economic evaluation of the effectiveness of commercial opportunities of intellectual property and industrial innovations in the production and commercial activities of industrial enterprises. The most important groups of indicators characterizing the effectiveness of commercial opportunities of intellectual property and industrial innovations are defined and substantiated. These groups include: indicators characterizing the market characteristics of intellectual property (market target indicator, market prospects (development) indicator, intellectual technology positioning indicator on the market); cost characteristics reflecting the real costs of developers and consumers of intellectual property; commercial characteristics reflecting the consumer value of the intelligent technology for potential use; patent-legal characteristics of intellectual property and industrial innovations that reflect the patent purity of the object of intellectual property, the protection of exclusive rights to it, the impossibility (or in the extreme case - significant difficulty) of copying and counterfeiting. The currently used methods of assessing the effectiveness of the use of commercial opportunities of intellectual property and industrial innovations, which are based on the ratio of results and costs, i.e. are considered in detail. on the comparison of the obtained effect and costs. The feasibility of checking the obtained values of economic efficiency, as well as the organization of strict control over the spending of funds and compliance with the planned deadlines, has been proven.

Theoretical and methodological principles of evaluating the market value of intellectual property objects

The purpose of the article. The purpose of this study is the formation of scientific and methodological provisions and practical recommendations for determining organizational and economic dominants, which become one of the main driving forces for ensuring the effective assessment of the market value of intellectual technologies. Analyses results. Theoretical and methodological issues of valuation of intellectual property objects are considered. The fundamental principles of IP valuation have been formed and substantiated, which are closely correlated with the accuracy and objectivity of the assessment. For a better understanding of the significance and scope of use of the principles proposed for practical use, their totality is divided into three characteristic groups: the principles of observing the interests of the right holder of intellectual technology, observing the interests of the consumer, observing the laws of the market economy. Two basic components of the value assessment of an intellectual product have been determined - analytical and calculation - a competent combination of which allows to form a scientifically based assessment result. It has been proven that, in addition to the market value, other values of the value of the object of intellectual property are used in scientific circulation: investment, insurance, collateral, installation, investment, and so on. The structure of the life cycle of an intellectual property object is proposed, which includes six stages. The economic characteristics of each stage of the life cycle are provided. The definition of each type of value was formed and the dependence of their value on the stage of the life cycle of the intellectual product, the value of which is estimated, was proved. With the use of the collective expert assessment procedure, specific quantitative results of calculations of various types of value at the stages of the life cycle of an intellectual product were obtained, which are based on the ratio of the market value of the intellectual product and other types of intellectual property value. Practical recommendations are provided on the possibilities of using the developed methodological recommendations to determine the prospects of possible consumption of an intellectual product at each stage of its life cycle. Conclusions and directions for further research. The conducted research allows to evaluate the methodological and scientific-theoretical essence of intellectual property valuation from new positions. The assessment of the value of intellectual technologies, taking into account the stage of their life cycle, is a necessary condition for effective commercialization, that is, their introduction into the process of market commercialization (buying and selling) or use in one's own production and economic activity with the aim of increasing its efficiency. It should be noted that the issues of estimating the value of intellectual property objects and their commercialization are quite complex and require further research to form their reliable methodological and methodical base. Most of the proposals presented in the article are extraordinary, they are proposed for the first time and require further processing, clarification and development, especially in the practical aspect. Therefore, the authors associate the prospects of further research with the systematization of the conducted research, a more detailed consideration of factors, their connection with the industry (economic sphere) of basic use and the further development of conceptual provisions, which are only initially indicated by the authors in this article.

КОНТУРЫ ЦЕЛЕСООБРАЗНОГО БУДУЩЕГО В ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЙ ФИЛОСОФИИ И КУЛЬТУРОЛОГИИ В КОНТЕКСТЕ МНОГОПОЛЯРНОСТИ

Objective of the study is to implement the concept of «contours of an expedient future» in the context of multipolarity in order to create the necessary economic, socio-practical, spiritual, moral and other conditions for the formation of patriotic feelings, self-awareness and behavior of young people. The methodological basis of the research. An attempt is made to formulate a holistic methodological basis for the study of the concept "contours of an expedient future", developed within the framework of the concept of the culture of time, dialectical-trialectic and cultural-temporal approach as an intellectual technology of modern Russian practical philosophy and cultural studies. Research results. Within the framework of the concept «contours of an expedient future», modern Russian practical philosophy and cultural studies consider the external and internal expediency in preserving noospheric patriotism – as a phenomenon of the culture of noospheric self-consciousness of civilizational subjects of one or many countries, ensuring their cohesion in their desire to solve everyday national and state problems, both global and modern, in the interests of all peoples and states, namely in the development of a multipolar world. Prospects of the study. The fundamental provisions of the normativity under consideration and the conscious construction of the contours of the future outlined in the study build up the prospect of studying the transformation of the semantic image of the future into a consolidating force, the possibility of its realization, when such universals of culture as causality, necessity, conscience, honor, labor, social justice, social equality, freedom, protection of human rights and others begin to be actualized in the public consciousness of the civilizational the subject, and then they are brought to life, objectifying the contours of an expedient future.

Software Package to Support Students’ Research Activities in the Hybrid Intellectual Environment of Mathematics Teaching

The urgent need of society for creative and critical thinkers dictates the need to manage and develop the project-based and research activities of schoolchildren. Neural networks, as effective tools for solving complex, multi-component, multifunctional problems, have created an opportunity to develop tools for the content and quality assessment of project-based, research activities and personal achievements of each student with a dynamic and stratified sampling of complex knowledge, to identify individual educational paths, tools and instructions for research and creative activity reflected on the layers of an artificial neural network. The purpose of this study is to define and develop the concept of supporting a hybrid intelligent system of project-based and research activities in a comprehensive information and educational environment to create an applied intellectual technology that supports project-based and research activities and classifies the growth of schoolchildren’s scientific potential. The paper considers the development of technologies for the pedagogical, algorithmic and information organization of ontological engineering and support models for project-based and research activities, as well as the growth of scientific student training based on the construction of an artificial neural network with a teacher and an array of training samples using expert systems and decision theory. It also defines the selection criteria, hierarchies and content of the generalized constructs of complex knowledge (modern achievements in science) by modeling creative activities while further predicting the growth of a student’s scientific potential based on the layers of the neural network. The original technology of training samples used for constructing hybrid neural networks was determined using expert systems, the psychological method of parallel slices and clustering of the personal characteristics of schoolchildren. An innovative intellectual environment is being introduced into the practice of mathematical education in high schools in Russia. The study made it possible to create applied intelligent technology to support and display the dynamic profiles of the project-based and research activities of schoolchildren and act as a growth classifier of their scientific potential. In terms of concept implementation, the phased growth technology to analyze students’ scientific potential was developed during the study of the generalized construct of complex knowledge. Individual educational workshops for school students to master project-based and research activities and display their dynamic profiles during the implementation of a hybrid intellectual environment for support and decision-making will allow school students to develop their personal potential, increase their educational motivation and allow researchers and educators to realize the potential of adapting modern achievements in science to school mathematics and create conditions for the modernization of educational programs in a developing digital environment.

Linguistic Relativism and the Expression of Basic Theoretical Rationality in Inuktitut

This paper begins by stressing the importance of distinguishing between linguistic relativity, whose reality is hardly debatable, and linguistic relativism, which ultimately holds that language communities are locked within their own worldview, hence their own notions of truth. It then rejects linguistic relativism by asserting the existence of a universal core of theoretical rationality comprised at the very least of the logical principles of identity, noncontradiction, and excluded middle. It goes on to show how this theoretical rationality manifests itself in the lexicon of a language that differs greatly from English: Inuktitut spoken by Inuit of Nunavik (Arctic Quebec). The definitions provided by Taamusi Qumaq for three words relating to critical thought are translated for the first time. Other quotes give examples of theoretical rationality in actual usage. Finally, the paper asks why logic as such is accorded little value in the culture Inuktitut expresses. The suggested answer follows Jack Goody, who holds that a long written tradition is required for the rules of formal logic to take hold in language practices. Writing is not just a transcription of the spoken word; it is an intellectual technology that impacts the way speakers use their language.

Social Scientific Knowledge about Knowledge and Information

Knowledge does not exist as an isolated “piece” of knowledge. Knowledge exists in an aggregated collective state. I define knowledge as a capacity for social action and as a model for reality, as the possibility to set “something in motion”, for example, to solve a task, to produce a material object such as a semiconductor chip or to be competent to prevent something from occurring, for example, the onset of an illness. In this sense, knowledge is a universal human phenomenon, or an anthropological constant. This definition of the term “knowledge” is indebted to Francis Bacon’s famous observation that knowledge is power, a somewhat misleading translation of Bacon’s Latin phrase: scientia potential est. A basic assumption should be that knowledge is not a priori practical. The transformation of knowledge as an ability to act into practical knowledge requires congenial circumstances, such as power or authority that dictates the concrete conditions for action. In this con text, it is helpful to ask about the increasingly prominent role of algorithms (intellectual technology) in relation to knowledge such as ChatGPT software as well as contentious issue of the relation/difference between knowledge and information.

An electronic panoptic society: Hierarchical surveillance, normalizing judgment, and examination in American hard rock band Starset

In the early 21st century, the whole society finished the transformation from a panopticon to an electronic super panopticon. With the development of intellectual technology, the view of surveillance increases. People in a technological society are monitored in every movement they make. In Starset’s post-apocalyptic society of the future, people are controlled by technology and become docile and prolific labor machines. This essay will analyze three songs by American hard rock band Starset, Breach, Where the skies end and Icarus, using three of Foucault’s theories of discipline and punishment, hierarchical surveillance, normalizing judgment and examination. Under the disciplinary surveillance, people from Starset’s post-apocalyptic society have been tamed by the power of technology and are constantly disciplining themselves and checking themselves, becoming a single efficient producer. It also shows that society is becoming a transparent high-speed panopticon prison.

THE STRATEGY OF DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ TRANSLATION SKILL THROUGH ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE OF MACHINE ASSISTED TRANSLATION (MAT) AND MANUAL TRANSLATION (MT) IN TRANSLATION CLASS

ABSTRACTMachine-Assisted Translation (MAT) is a sophisticated intellectual technology made by man as a means of instant translation. One of them is Google Translate. This research is a case study with a qualitative approach. This research was conducted to answer the following questions; 1) about implementation of teaching techniques by applying MAT and MT analysis in the Translation course; 2) about students' perceptions of learning techniques using MAT and MT analysis in the Translation course; and 3) the students' strategies in doing MT. The research data collection techniques were obtained from classroom observations, interviews with lecturers in Translation subject and documents from the results of student translations. All of these were conducted online because Covid had not passed. The object of his research was a lecturer in the Translation subject and 10 students from the Translation class. The data analysis technique used the data credibility test through the triangulation of techniques and sources. The result and the finding of this study are that the lecturer implements the MAT and MT analysis in the translation course with various stages. Meanwhile, students have the perception that the translation technique with the MAT and MT analysis strategy is very beneficial for their translation result. The strategy carried out by students in translating is using MAT and MT analysis in addition to using special translation techniques.Keywords: Translation, Machine-Assisted Translation (MAT), Manual Translation (MT)

The Concept of Intertextuality in the Discourse of “Crocodile” by K. I. Chukovsky

The purpose of the article is to show the potential of conceptual analysis in the formation and development of reader literacy in connection with the new requirements for improving the competitiveness of education. Mission concept – level integrated synthesis of the objects, phenomena as components of the meta-culture and the basics of forming reader’s literacy. The article deals with working with the concept of “intertextuality” in the framework of project laboratories (lessons-studies). As a result of passing the stages of conceptual analysis, students understand not only the literary significance of intertextual inclusions in K. I. Chukovsky’s tale “Crocodile”, but also the role of the reading process as a technology. A model for constructing the concept of “intertextuality” is presented in the lesson-study, developed based on a number of hypotheses. Within the framework of the study at the first stage of conceptual analysis (study 1 “World of associations”) together with the students the first hypothesis is put forward: “Crocodile”, like any fairy tale, has two discourses – “children’s”, which fully corresponds to children’s psychology and poetics of children’s creativity, and pretending to be “children’s”, which is an Aesopian allegory, which is the beginning of the strategy of working with the text of Chukovsky. Study 2 “in the beginning there was a Word” – this is the vocabulary stage of building a concept. At this stage, the “keywords” (A. Vezhbitskaya) are identified as personal meanings in definitions; their interpretation implies a linear and nonlinear “deployment” of the concept based on reference to literary sources. At the stage of the dialogue of cultures (study 3 “Dialogue of cultures”) the significance of the concept as a universal value and knowledge about it in culture is considered. Analysis of cultural texts (value-semantic reading) develops competence in solving moral problems based on personal choice; the formation of moral feelings and moral behavior, a conscious and responsible attitude to their own actions, i.e. the stage forms a “moral mind” in the terminology of advanced training. At this stage, a number of hypotheses are put forward for understanding the category of intertextuality in a fairy tale. The stage of forming values and meanings (study 4 “Values and meanings”) is a stage of meaning-making. It forms the value-semantic relations of students to the concept as a personally significant object. Students comprehend their process of understanding (according to F. Schleiermacher) the concept of “intertextuality” in the tale of Chukovsky, creates a model for the formation of reading literacy, which for absolute majority of students duplicates the PISA model. Thus, an important knowledge for students: reading in the modern world is not getting smaller; it remains a major intellectual technology that helps to find decisions, to think originally, not in patterns. The hypothesis lesson, built based on implicit immersion in the discourse of Chukovsky’s fairy tale, allows students to make a number of discoveries, gives them the opportunity to act as literary critics and evaluate the effects of formed reader’s literacy.

Applications of Human-Computer Interaction in Health Psychology

The Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) manages the plan, assessment and utilization of data and correspondence advancements. From man-made consciousness to social robots and robots for sexual problems, HCI covers a wide scope of uses. Abilities an interdisciplinary methodology, in light of the joint effort between intellectual mechanical technology and kid brain research, for oneself supporting plan of intellectual and conduct abilities in engineered intellectual specialists, including robots, that is animated by thoughts and formative systems found in kids. Cyberpsychology examines every one of the ones mental peculiarities which are identified with age and pursuits to examinations the strategies of substitute welcomed on through the exchange among fellow and the fresh out of the box new media. This paper discusses how artificial intelligence and HCI applications are handling psychological issues that affect health in an efficient manner. The paper explains how AI and human consciousness are interlinked and different factors play a very important role to provide the support for behavioral issues and diseases. The contribution of Artificial Intelligence in transforming HCI is discussed through case studies, applications and systems in the paper.

AN ANALYSIS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS REGISTRATION CONSTRAINTS: A CASE IN LAGUNA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY - SANTA CRUZ CAMPUS

Today, Intellectual property rights registrations make a significant contribution to the institution as well as in the inventors. The Laguna State Polytechnic University Sta. Cruz Campus, encourage faculty members and researchers to be more energetic in creation of commercializable and/or patentable technologies based in their areas of specialization. Faculty members innovation awarded in the form of financial incentives provided by documents evidences to support the claims. To date, issues and concerned of the faculty members such as in identifying the organizational and personal constraints remained unsolved. Utilized descriptive survey with the regular faculty members as respondents from the agencies were chosen in convenience sampling depends on their availability. In this paper, revealed that most of the respondents felt incompetence and there is no significant effect on profile of the faculty members on organizational and personal constraints in line of the utility model registration. Data collected and interpreted will be then recommended to be used by the Intellectual Technology Support Organization Unit of t he University that can help the faculty members increase knowledge and ability to register utility model as inventions.

Design proposal of a conceptual model of intellectual property management and technology transfer in the context of higher education in Latin America

Design proposal of a conceptual model of intellectual property management and technology transfer in the context of higher education in Latin America

Unleashing frugal innovation in private higher education institutions via intellectual capital: a systematic literature review

Background: Given the persistent challenges to the higher education business model, private higher education institutions (PHEIs) are exploring myriad ways to increase enrolment and income, while aggressively managing spending. Many PHEIs are facing financial distress and struggling because of decreasing budgets and declining revenue. Thus, carving unique strategies that direct the institution to focus on its core competencies, making additional budget cuts without compromising quality, developing new revenue streams, embracing new technology, and offering affordable programs, will ultimately lead to financial success. Frugal innovation (FI) can shed light on these challenges. Methods: This paper presents a systematic literature review to investigate and analyse prior research that focused on FI within the sphere of intellectual capital (IC) and information technology capabilities (ITC) research, and their relationships in PHEIs. Transfield's five phases were employed to extract journal articles published over a thirty-year period (1990 to 2020) from major online databases using keyword searches. Although an initial search generated 76,025 papers, the search for IC and FI yielded 41 papers, and finally only two papers were selected as they clearly related IC with FI. Results: There was a research gap in the literature published from 1990 to 2020 regarding IC applications to achieve FI. This work revealed that IC and ITC research for FI in PHEI remain insufficiently explored. Conclusions: Further research is required on the evaluation model of IC, ITC and FI, methodologies, empirical analysis, and the development of measurement metrics. A limitation to this study is the number of keywords selected.

The Model of Intellectual Capital based Information Technology and Its Implication on Employees Performance

This research focused on higher of job rejection result and low of coordination among unit in problem solving of all the projects which is tend to decline of employees performance. The main issues discussed in this reseach is factors influence it, namely human procurement ,development and intellectual capital based information technology.The research aims to analyze, describe and test the impact of human procurement, development on intellectual capital and its implication on employees performance at Indonesian Aerospace,Ltd. The research used was descriptive and explanatory survey method, so the research attempts to collect, present, analyze, and test hypotheses, to make a consclusions were used Structural Equation Model (SEM) approach. The design of study is a survey reseach, the unit analysis selected were core knowledge worker with a sample size of 303 from 1245 employees, based on Slovin’s formula. The results indicated that human procurement, development have a simultaneously positive and significant effect on intellectual capital based information technology, and human procurement, development are either partialy or simultaneously have a positive and significant effect on employees performance level throught intellectual capital based information technology. The findings are:(1) human procurement indicates low contribution on either intellectual capital based information technology or employees performance, the highest score of human procurement dimension is selection and the lowest is recruitment dimension. 2) human development indicates low contribution on either intellectual capital or employees performance, the highest score of human development dimension is education and the lowest is training dimension (3) intellectual capital based information technology indicates moderate scores on employees performance level, the highest score of intellectual capital dimension is social capital and the lowest is structure capital dimension. (4) the highest score size of employees performance dimension based on employees perception is goal and the lowest is motive dimension.

Intellectual Grid Modulation and Monitoring

In this article design of communicational devices and approbation of Intellectual Grid technologies are considered. As well the characteristics of the functional properties of Intellectual Grid technology are presented. Model of the electrical enginering system in complex program MATLAB (Simulink) are developed.

ОСОБЛИВОСТІ РОЗВИТКУ РИНКУ ПРАЦІ В УМОВАХ СТАНОВЛЕННЯ «НОВОЇ ЕКОНОМІКИ»

The purpose of the article is to study the main features of the current stage of formation of the “new economy” and the justification of new requirements for labor. Research methodology. The methodological basis of the study was such methods of scientific and economic cognition as descriptive-analytical, systemic, comparative, and analytical. Findings. The main vector of modernity should be inclusive social development based on scientific and technological progress and innovative management methods, intellectualization of human capital, development of advanced technologies and knowledge-intensive industries, giving priority to knowledge production, which is in line with modern world trends and is called “new economy”. The most important features of the current stage of formation of the “new economy” are: demassification of production, the transition to flexible production; giving preference to theoretical knowledge; increasing the class of knowledge carriers; formation of new intellectual technology; strengthening the role of information and information technology; changes in the nature of work; generation of new types of deficits. The “new economy” is changing the world of work and social and labor relations, opening new opportunities and creating risks of new trends in the economy for individual labor market players that need research. Practical value. The article summarizes the main requirements for the latest digital competencies, the leading of which may be the following: dynamism – the ability to change over time; the relationship with the workplace ecosystem, i.e. the content of work processes; constant updating of complementary digital skills – i.e. skills needed to perform new tasks, related to the use of IT in the workplace; interdisciplinary – to cover several convergent subject areas; mobility and competitiveness of skills; compliance with international standards. In the process of forming educational policy it is necessary to be aware of modern world trends, knowledge and education plays a decisive role. Public policy should be aimed at transforming the higher education system into an effective factor of economic growth on an innovative basis and strengthening the competitiveness of the state.

Д. Белл про інноваційний характер постіндустріального суспільства

The essence of D.Bell’s understanding of post-industrial society is analyzed. It turned out that the scientist understood it as an analytical construction, and not a characteristic of a particular society, focusing on the main factor of this society, which determines its radical differences from the industrial society, namely, the large-scale growth of intellectual technology. It is noted that the scientist distinguishes eleven important features of a new society, five of which are closely related to science and knowledge. The rest – with the dissemination of information, the development of information technologies and their impact on the political sphere of society. Interesting are the thinker’s opinions on political power in the future society, in particular about the merivocracy, the transition from representative to democracy of participation, the place and role of a democratically minded politician in the political processes of the information age. Now the focus is on threats associated with the use of sophisticated information technology and general control over information that can be poured out by abuse, from hiding information to illegal or false disclosure. Therefore, institutional restrictions in the field of information are needed. It is summed up that industrial society is consideredD.Bell mainly through the prism of its main advantages: the innovative nature of production, the growing role of knowledge as a strategic resource of development and knowledge carriers as a leading stratum of society, its transformation into a collective good, subordination of economic social and cultural.