Susan Weinschenk – Robots, VR, and AI: The Future of Human Interaction with Technology
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The document discusses the future of human interaction with technology, highlighting that sensory interfaces will expand, and people will engage simultaneously in physical and digital spaces. It emphasizes the growing trust in machines to make decisions and the development of relationships with robots. Furthermore, it points out the increasing significance of transience and neuroplasticity in human-technology interactions.
Susan Weinschenk – Robots, VR, and AI: The Future of Human Interaction with Technology
- 1. Robots, Virtual Reality, And Artificial Intelligence: The Future Of Human Interaction With Technology From Business To Buttons April 2016 Susan Weinschenk, Ph.D. Aka “The Brain Lady” @thebrainlady [email protected]
- 2. 1. The sensory aspect of interfaces will greatly expand
- 15. 2. People will be interacting with a physical and digital space at the same time
- 17. 3. Transience will increase in value
- 19. 4. People will (as always) use technology to be social
- 20. 5. People will interpret data unconsciously
- 22. The Brainport
- 23. 6. Technology will increase neuroplasticity
- 24. 7. Design means designing the technology ecosystem
- 28. Cell Phones Are Stand-Ins For Our Entire Social Network
- 29. 8. People will expect objects to manage themselves
- 33. 9. People will trust machines to make better decisions than the humans
- 35. 10. We WILL have relationships with robots
- 43. 10. We WILL have relationships with Brobots
- 46. 1. The sensory aspect of interfaces will greatly expand 2. People will be interacting in a physical and digital space at the same time 3. Transience will increase in value 4. People will (as always) use technology to be social 5. People will interpret data unconsciously 6. Technology will increase neuroplasticity 7. Design means designing the technology ecosystem 8. People will expect objects to manage themselves 9. People will trust machines to make better decisions than the humans 10. We WILL have relationships with robots Changes In Human-Technology Interactions