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Interacting
I asked Deepai for an image about interacting from Kevin Kelly's book the Inevitable and it gave me this!
In The Inevitable, Kevin Kelly discusses “Interacting” as one of the twelve technological forces shaping the future. This chapter explores how human-computer interaction is evolving beyond traditional screens and keyboards into more immersive, intuitive, and natural forms of engagement.
Key Ideas from "Interacting"
From Screens to Sensory Experiences
The way we interact with technology is shifting from flat screens to more immersive experiences like voice commands, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR).
Instead of typing or clicking, future interactions will involve gestures, speech, facial expressions, and even brain signals.
Augmented & Virtual Reality (AR/VR) Will Transform How We Work & Play
Kelly predicts that AR will overlay digital information onto the real world, while VR will offer fully immersive environments.
This will revolutionise entertainment, education, training, and social interactions.
AI as an Extension of Human Thought
AI assistants will anticipate our needs and respond to natural language, making interactions more fluid.
Instead of searching for answers, AI will proactively deliver relevant insights based on context and behaviour.
Touch, Voice, and Beyond
Devices like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple’s Siri are just the beginning.
Kelly envisions interfaces that respond to touch, voice, and even direct neural inputs, making interactions feel more intuitive.
Why It Matters
As technology becomes more invisible and intuitive, our interactions with it will feel less like commands and more like conversations. Instead of adapting to machines, machines will adapt to us.
Interacting
I asked Deepai for an image about interacting from Kevin Kelly's book the Inevitable and it gave me this!
In The Inevitable, Kevin Kelly discusses “Interacting” as one of the twelve technological forces shaping the future. This chapter explores how human-computer interaction is evolving beyond traditional screens and keyboards into more immersive, intuitive, and natural forms of engagement.
Key Ideas from "Interacting"
From Screens to Sensory Experiences
The way we interact with technology is shifting from flat screens to more immersive experiences like voice commands, augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR).
Instead of typing or clicking, future interactions will involve gestures, speech, facial expressions, and even brain signals.
Augmented & Virtual Reality (AR/VR) Will Transform How We Work & Play
Kelly predicts that AR will overlay digital information onto the real world, while VR will offer fully immersive environments.
This will revolutionise entertainment, education, training, and social interactions.
AI as an Extension of Human Thought
AI assistants will anticipate our needs and respond to natural language, making interactions more fluid.
Instead of searching for answers, AI will proactively deliver relevant insights based on context and behaviour.
Touch, Voice, and Beyond
Devices like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple’s Siri are just the beginning.
Kelly envisions interfaces that respond to touch, voice, and even direct neural inputs, making interactions feel more intuitive.
Why It Matters
As technology becomes more invisible and intuitive, our interactions with it will feel less like commands and more like conversations. Instead of adapting to machines, machines will adapt to us.