Community-based, human-centered #Design - essay by Don Norman & Eli Spencer:
https://jnd.org/community-based-human-centered-design/
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Explainable AI for Designers: A Human-Centered Perspective on Mixed-Initiative Co-Creation: http://antoniosliapis.com/papers/explainable_ai_for_designers.pdf
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A Graph-based representation of a garden. #Design #Generative
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Convivial Ambient Technologies: Requirements, Ontology and Design - by Patrice Caire and Leendert van der Torre: #Design #HCI #Technology
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/d1bd/9a9f31047a1891330c3be0a6a76532f28ea2.pdf
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It is fascinating to think about how computing and human-computer-interaction paradigms have been completely dominated by WEIRD cultures ("Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich & Democratic"). With the rapid globalisation of the internet, this monoculture is starting to break.
WEIRD ("Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich & Democratic") make up only 12% of global population. As their economic and technological dominance fades (yet not the attached ego), incumbent non-weird players are more quickly meeting the needs of the next 4 billion coming online
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The most productive and enjoyable discussions I have about design & technology - are about gardening.
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"Living Infrastructure" - by Martina Huynh:
http://martinahuynh.com/living_infrastructure.html
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- Living infrastructures preferable to augmented systems.
- Use existing natural networks instead of making cities smart artificially.
- Look for a symbiosis with exiting natural networks like the WoodWideWeb & myceleum.
- Develop technology that grows freely. Fungi grows everywhere and is also a conductor for data streams.
- A network infrastructure should be Alive. Able to adapt. Able to evolve. Maintain itself.
Thoughts expressed by Martina Huynh in a talk at thingsCon 2018 in Amsterdam
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"It's somewhat comedic to watch the ML community rediscover key insights the Alife & Evolutionary Computation communities had back in the 1980s and Alan Turing back in the 1940s" - @samim
"IMHO it is impossible to keep up with current literature and learn all the history given the firehose of the last years. We are missing historians that can create easily accessible digests of what happened in earlier decades." - @cmarschner
"This is true. Perspective wants to be expensive. A substantial part of my job is often connecting the past dots, identifying "adjacent possibles" and constructing a grounded future narrative." - @samim
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Understanding me - Fragments of Marshall McLuhan - Episode 7: #Media #Design
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1naS7M5z7l0
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A Creative Evolutionary Design System - by Fabio Galicia: #Generative #Design
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Human-Centered AI - #Augmentation #Design
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Engagement in HCI: Conception, Theory and Measurement: "a systematic review of engagement - spanning 351 articles & 102 definitions": https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3234149 #HCI #Design
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"The Potential of Christopher Alexander's Theory and Practice of Wholeness: Clues for Developing an Educational Taxonomy": #Design #Architecture
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228418599_The_Potential_of_Christopher_Alexander's_Theory_and_Practice_of_Wholeness_Clues_for_Developing_an_Educational_Taxonomy
Explainable AI for Designers: A Human-Centered Perspective on Mixed-Initiative Co-Creation: http://antoniosliapis.com/papers/explainable_ai_for_designers.pdf
A Graph-based representation of a garden. #Design #Generative
Convivial Ambient Technologies: Requirements, Ontology and Design - by Patrice Caire and Leendert van der Torre: #Design #HCI #Technology
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/d1bd/9a9f31047a1891330c3be0a6a76532f28ea2.pdf
It is fascinating to think about how computing and human-computer-interaction paradigms have been completely dominated by WEIRD cultures ("Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich & Democratic"). With the rapid globalisation of the internet, this monoculture is starting to break.
WEIRD ("Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich & Democratic") make up only 12% of global population. As their economic and technological dominance fades (yet not the attached ego), incumbent non-weird players are more quickly meeting the needs of the next 4 billion coming online
The most productive and enjoyable discussions I have about design & technology - are about gardening.
"Living Infrastructure" - by Martina Huynh:
http://martinahuynh.com/living_infrastructure.html
- Living infrastructures preferable to augmented systems.
- Use existing natural networks instead of making cities smart artificially.
- Look for a symbiosis with exiting natural networks like the WoodWideWeb & myceleum.
- Develop technology that grows freely. Fungi grows everywhere and is also a conductor for data streams.
- A network infrastructure should be Alive. Able to adapt. Able to evolve. Maintain itself.
Thoughts expressed by Martina Huynh in a talk at thingsCon 2018 in Amsterdam
"It's somewhat comedic to watch the ML community rediscover key insights the Alife & Evolutionary Computation communities had back in the 1980s and Alan Turing back in the 1940s" - @samim
"IMHO it is impossible to keep up with current literature and learn all the history given the firehose of the last years. We are missing historians that can create easily accessible digests of what happened in earlier decades." - @cmarschner
"This is true. Perspective wants to be expensive. A substantial part of my job is often connecting the past dots, identifying "adjacent possibles" and constructing a grounded future narrative." - @samim
Understanding me - Fragments of Marshall McLuhan - Episode 7: #Media #Design
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1naS7M5z7l0
A Creative Evolutionary Design System - by Fabio Galicia: #Generative #Design
Human-Centered AI - #Augmentation #Design
Engagement in HCI: Conception, Theory and Measurement: "a systematic review of engagement - spanning 351 articles & 102 definitions": https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3234149 #HCI #Design
"The Potential of Christopher Alexander's Theory and Practice of Wholeness: Clues for Developing an Educational Taxonomy": #Design #Architecture
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228418599_The_Potential_of_Christopher_Alexander's_Theory_and_Practice_of_Wholeness_Clues_for_Developing_an_Educational_Taxonomy
