All stories published by Interaction & Service Design Concepts: Principles, Perspectives & Practices 2016 on October 24, 2016

All Stories published by Interaction & Service Design Concepts: Principles, Perspectives & Practices 2016 on October 24, 2016

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Willow Hong in Interaction & Service Design Concepts: Principles, Perspectives & Practices 2016

Oct 23, 2016

Is AlphaGo Intelligent?

Recently, the historic match between AlphaGo and World’s best Go player Lee Sedol helped to reignite the discussion around artificial intelligence and its value to humanity. One question that I attempt to answer here is: How do you know when something is intelligent?

Meriç Dağlı in Interaction & Service Design Concepts: Principles, Perspectives & Practices 2016

Oct 24, 2016

We Put in a Chip in It

At first, everything was dumb. We, humans, created a world for ourselves on planet earth. We have interacted with our…

Allison Huang in Interaction & Service Design Concepts: Principles, Perspectives & Practices 2016

Oct 24, 2016

Designing for Intelligence

Words like “smart” and “intelligent” (and their antonym “dumb”) have been used to describe machines since I was in middle school, when my most popular classmates first began to own the first iPhones. I, on the other hand, proudly communicated with an enthusiastically purple dumb…

Ming in Interaction & Service Design Concepts: Principles, Perspectives & Practices 2016

Oct 24, 2016

Talking to Machines

All technological advancements came about as the result of a single human desire: to be lazy. Fire helped humans chew easier. The wheel helped humans lift with less effort. The abacus helped humans compute with more speed. These traditional technological inventions were all designed with one…

October 23, 2016

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