Is Expressiveness the Future of Software?
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We explore what potentially may happen to software by 2033, taking views from across the industry. Our central premise is that, by increasing problem-domain expressiveness, more real-world experiences can be captured and converted into digital simulators, which can form shareable models of knowledge.
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Published: 01 January 2022
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