Human-Computer Interaction // Metamuse podcast episode 6
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Human-Computer Interaction // Metamuse podcast episode 6
These projects, Victor says, are just “nibbles around the edges” of his larger obsession: how the media in which we choose to represent our ideas shape (and too often, limit) what ideas we can have. “We have these things called computers, and we’re basically just using them as really fast paper emulators,” he says. “With the invention of the printi... See more
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This interaction might be described as a dialectic with the digital on one end and the physical on the other with our lives negotiating a balance between the two. Or, perhaps it might be described as two intertwined sources of information and knowledge.
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I spent the last month wondering and investigating how we might design better workflows for creative work that meld the best of human intuition and machine intelligence.
thesephist.com • Notational Intelligence | thesephist.com
It’s a little depressing that these days we mainly use computers to consume fast and react fast. Task management turns us into more productive human machines. Rather conveniently for managers, human machines have higher predictability and lower inherent value – they’re easy to automate, replace, and erase.
Productivity is important, but it’s just on... See more
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