Machines for Conviviality — Intempus
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About dancing bees, sycophancy, and our need for emotionally intelligent machines.
About dancing bees, sycophancy, and our need for emotionally intelligent machines. Paul Signac · In the Time of Harmony · 1893–95 The full title of the above painting is Au temps d’harmonie: l’âge d’or n’est pas dans le passé, il est dans l’avenir — “The Golden Age is not in the past, it is in the future.” Our future will be full of machines and they will have to interact with us. When we consider these machines of the future, do we aspire to design technologies more like the telephone or the fax machine? Both augment the human experience by conveying information more quickly, but…
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