“Smart” Concepts of Knowledge-Based Economy: Interdisciplinary Research

The presented study provides an interdisciplinary consideration of the concept of “smart” as a term and as a modern scientific and practical concept. The relevance of the study is substantiated by the need to examine and conceptualize the philological aspect of advanced technologies, i.e. the conditions, methods, and connotations of the use of terminology.

Aim. This study aims to analyze and summarize the usage of the term “smart” and its connotations in different fields of knowledge, including as a concept behind modern products and technologies.

Tasks. The authors examine the ways and purposes of using the term and concept of “smart” in the current scientific practice and provide a philological interpretation of this term and the related notions and concepts.

Methods. This study uses the methods of analysis and synthesis of information, formalization, and scientific inquiry.

Results. A wide list of terms and concepts related to the basic concept of “smart” is considered, and their definitions are provided. Information about the usage and semantic connotations of the term “smart” and related concepts in the current context of knowledge-based economy is summarized and analyzed.

Conclusions. In particular, the study shows that the translation of the English term “smart” into Russian turned out to be successful, leading to its widespread occurrence in the economic and cultural life of Russia. “Smart” as a component of new terms denoting technologies based on artificial intelligence retains its main connotation of a positive assessment of the results of human labor.

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