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اریک اشمیت، مدیرعامل سابق گوگل، پیشبینی کرده است که در ۳ تا ۵ سال آینده، هوش مصنوعی عمومی (AGI) به سطحی از هوشمندی خواهد رسید که با برترین دانشمندان در تمام رشتهها برابری خواهد کرد و تا سال ۲۰۳۱، هوش مصنوعی فوقالعاده (ASI) به سطحی از کارآمدی خواهد رسید که عملاً همه ساختارهای تمدنی شناختهشده امروز دگرگون خواهد شد و انسان نیازمند بازتعریف نقش جدیدی برای خود در جهان خواهد بود.
قطعا جوامعی که به این پرسشهای بنیادین نپردازند و خود را برای این تحولات سریع آماده نکنند، دچار بحرانهای وجودی خواهند شد.
اریک اشمیت، مدیرعامل سابق گوگل، پیشبینی کرده است که در ۳ تا ۵ سال آینده، هوش مصنوعی عمومی (AGI) به سطحی از هوشمندی خواهد رسید که با برترین دانشمندان در تمام رشتهها برابری خواهد کرد و تا سال ۲۰۳۱، هوش مصنوعی فوقالعاده (ASI) به سطحی از کارآمدی خواهد رسید که عملاً همه ساختارهای تمدنی شناختهشده امروز دگرگون خواهد شد و انسان نیازمند بازتعریف نقش جدیدی برای خود در جهان خواهد بود.
قطعا جوامعی که به این پرسشهای بنیادین نپردازند و خود را برای این تحولات سریع آماده نکنند، دچار بحرانهای وجودی خواهند شد.
Excited to share this Call for Papers—and warmly invite colleagues to contribute:
The official journal of the Middle East Librarians Association (MELA), MELA Notes, invites submissions for a special issue dedicated to exploring the history and legacy of pioneer libraries and archives, as well as the contributions of influential librarians and bibliographers in the field of Middle East Studies.
We seek original short articles and entries (minimum 3,000 words) that examine the development, impact, and historical significance of libraries, archives, librarians, and bibliographers across the Middle East. Submissions may focus on:
Underrepresented or lesser-known research libraries and archives that have contributed to local or regional scholarship, as well as the broader field of Middle East Studies
Major national or institutional libraries and archives that have significantly influenced academic research, public knowledge, or cultural preservation
Institutions notable for their stewardship of rare manuscripts, archival collections, or unique primary sources
Case studies of libraries and archives that have played pivotal roles in the development of the field of Middle East Studies, bibliographic innovation, or international scholarly collaboration
Biographical or critical studies of influential librarians, bibliographers, or information professionals whose work shaped library collections, research practices, or bibliographic knowledge in the field of Middle East Studies
Submission of Abstracts Deadline: Monday, June 30, 2025
Submission of Full Short Articles and Entries Deadline: Monday, August 11, 2025
Please submit your abstract and, later, your manuscript through the MELA Notes submission portal.
#MELANotes #CallForPapers #MiddleEastStudies #ArchivesMatter #LibraryHistory #Bibliography #AcademicPublishing #MELA #LibraryScholars #CulturalHeritage #preserveknowledge
The official journal of the Middle East Librarians Association (MELA), MELA Notes, invites submissions for a special issue dedicated to exploring the history and legacy of pioneer libraries and archives, as well as the contributions of influential librarians and bibliographers in the field of Middle East Studies.
We seek original short articles and entries (minimum 3,000 words) that examine the development, impact, and historical significance of libraries, archives, librarians, and bibliographers across the Middle East. Submissions may focus on:
Underrepresented or lesser-known research libraries and archives that have contributed to local or regional scholarship, as well as the broader field of Middle East Studies
Major national or institutional libraries and archives that have significantly influenced academic research, public knowledge, or cultural preservation
Institutions notable for their stewardship of rare manuscripts, archival collections, or unique primary sources
Case studies of libraries and archives that have played pivotal roles in the development of the field of Middle East Studies, bibliographic innovation, or international scholarly collaboration
Biographical or critical studies of influential librarians, bibliographers, or information professionals whose work shaped library collections, research practices, or bibliographic knowledge in the field of Middle East Studies
Submission of Abstracts Deadline: Monday, June 30, 2025
Submission of Full Short Articles and Entries Deadline: Monday, August 11, 2025
Please submit your abstract and, later, your manuscript through the MELA Notes submission portal.
#MELANotes #CallForPapers #MiddleEastStudies #ArchivesMatter #LibraryHistory #Bibliography #AcademicPublishing #MELA #LibraryScholars #CulturalHeritage #preserveknowledge