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I can't help but point finger toward academia - CS is concerned with intersection of technology and math and the result is "applied" to users. Augmentation of h
by rini17 8y ago
I can't help but point finger toward academia - CS is concerned with intersection of technology and math and the result is "applied" to users. Augmentation of human intellect just won't fit into this paradigm.
- j2kun 8y ago? "Human Computer Interaction" is a subfield of academic CS.
- rini17 8y ago"Human Computer Interaction" != "Augmentation of Human Intellect"
- j2kun 8y agoYour comment says that nothing in academic CS would allow for such a study. Clearly HCI does. It has not yet achieved Engelbart's vision, and it might not be trying to anyway, but it's clearly a framework that cares about how humans can and should use machines, not simply math.
- rini17 8y agoNo, the comments don't say that. What I'm trying to say is: HCI has not yet _recognized_ Engelbart's vision.