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• The Hybrid Intelligence of Knowledge-Based Bots: From Journalist Interactions to Therapy Assistants
  ...y for domain-specific information like online web hosting platforms. These systems allow customers to ask a support question, and if the answer is in the data ...riginal journalist bot concept, its application in broader knowledge-based systems, and a potential implementation for therapy bots that assist users between
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• What is Cyborg Anthropology?
  ...s treated as a social actor, modifying relations and stratifying knowledge systems. Tools are examined as much as people are, as people with different tools a ...ology and applies it to technology, non-human objects, and global cultural systems involving information and communication. Time and space, interfaces, and th
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• Information
  ...omeone is going to derive from the communication would yield a vastly more complex theory.<ref>Donald MacKay’s information theory tries to do exactly this, ...ner even suggests that the order- and form-generating power of information systems is basically analogous to what some people call God.”<ref>Erik Davis, Tec
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• Google Buzz Discussion on Prosthesis
  There's a nice book on how these feed systems (especially the one you're using to read this text right now) will affect h ...lated to regulating systems with a closed signal loop. Generally speaking, systems which exploit feedback loops in a controlled (or controlling) manner are cy
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• User Experience Reading List - Compiled by Christina Wasson
  ...P. Sawyer, D. Shapiro, and I. Sommerville. 1992. Ethnographically-informed systems design for air traffic control. In Proceedings of the conference on compute Crabtree, Andy. 2003. Designing collaborative systems: a practical guide to ethnography. London: Springer.
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• UX Reading List
  ====The Humane Interface: New Directions for Designing Interactive Systems, by Jef Raskin==== ...alyze and present data gathered from demographics and news sources; convey complex events and situations in a clear, straightforward manner; and push today's
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• UX Glossary
  '''An ongoing effort to educate and flush out common ways of describing complex things, in order to better communicate these complexities.''' ...ces, and human-centric computer interaction design and is characterized by systems and technologies that are (Zelkha & Epstein 1998; Aarts, Harwig & Schuurman
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• Agile Development Methodology
  This is a useful grid for helping teams identify easy wins versus big, more complex items of work. ...software design. "Use cases" describe how "actors" interact with computer systems and are essential to software-modeling requirements. For anyone who designs
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• Data Flows and Crises in Online Reputation Economies
  ====Reputation is extremely complex. There is no single way to calculate it:==== ...hare in common. More shared things will lead to more shared beliefs, value systems and judgment, and generally could better reputation.
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• O'Reilly Webcast
  ...ral and artificial, mind and body, self-developing and externally designed systems". ...ng a methodology to understand and describe rapidly changing sociocultural systems affected by technology, the idea of a “Cyborg Anthropology” was propose
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• Book
  ...ral and artificial, mind and body, self-developing and externally designed systems". ...ng a methodology to understand and describe rapidly changing sociocultural systems affected by technology, the idea of a “Cyborg Anthropology” was propose
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• History of Cybernetics
  ...er saw parallels between how an expert pilot guides a ship by manipulating complex mechanisms to stay on course, and how living organisms and machines use com ...nditions and makes adjustments to stay on track, biological and mechanical systems employ circular causal processes to achieve self-governance and homeostasis
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• Cybernetic UX Design
  ...ans as the end-all entity to design for, leaving behind machines, data and systems as things that will only ever need to directly interact with humans. Design ...n focuses around the systematic integration of man, devices, data, and the systems that living/non-living objects operate within. The term Human-Computer Inte
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• Technology is Opportunity
  the leaders need to by systems oriented. and if you just think on that systems level you'll be able to work. ...-connectivity, Junana is a timely read. The narrative is as fast-paced and complex as our supermodern technosocial lives. Caron creates a world so vivid and o
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• Internet Archaeology
  ...ryption, so due to increasing security issues, and with the advent of more complex hardware and networking technologies, this type of industry application gra Research Corporation, CP/M was one of the first 8-bit operating systems
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• Topological Robustness
  nodes. Complex systems, from the cell to the Internet, can be amazingly resilient against componen to biological and communication systems. He obtained his
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• Superorganism
  ...her can complete remarkable feats, such as building a bridge or creating a complex social hierarchy. ...owards a global superorganism. Telecommunications, cell phones and highway systems allow information to go from one side of the world to the other at the spee
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• Teilhard de Chardin
  ...ort dated Feb. 2, 1986. Mentioned in the Web Dictionary of Cybernetics and Systems. Publish date unknown. Accessed April 2011. http://pespmc1.vub.ac.be/ASC/Kr
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• Wiki
  .../wiki.jsp</ref> Unlike blogs, Wiki’s age well. They evolve and grow more complex and nuanced and useful over time.
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• Reputation
  Reputation is extremely complex. There is no single way to define it: ...hare in common. More shared things will lead to more shared beliefs, value systems and judgment, and generally could better reputation.
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• Doug Engelbart
  ...uters and networks to help cope with the world’s increasingly urgent and complex problems.[http://www.dougengelbart.org/colloquium/colloquium.html] Engelbar ...lly computers, as the answers to the problem of dealing with the ever more complex modern world and has dedicated his life to the pursuit of developing techno
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• Ethics in Anthropology: Public Presentation of Anthropological Material
  ...e that peasants were not the idiots they though them to be, but bearers of complex thought. And then, every Frenchman discovered that he had in his father or ...gist could rest comfortably with the idea that their work was probably too complex and sophisticated for a wider, popular audience to understand (1996: 59-60)
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• I See Borged People
  ...tity is attached to a body and Facebook is disembodied. This makes things complex and will be addressed later on in this paper. Since it seems there are two ...g - Derek Bruff." Derek Bruff - Author of Teaching with Classroom Response Systems. http://derekbruff.com/site/blog/2010/10/11/participatory-culture-in-the-cl
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• Linguistic anthropology and Artificial Intelligence
  ===Complex Chatterbots=== *http://www.simonlaven.com/complex.htm
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• Technology and Change in Rural America
  ...deral governments and NGOs in production systems; women in food production systems; and the green revolution. ...ntersection of science and technology with agriculture and food production systems in the 20th century. A basic premise is that, when things become industrial
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• V2 Institute For The Unstable Media
  ...stimulating medium within our communicative systems, inside the network of systems and / or cultures. If you see the developments in the area of communication ...ble media present an image of a world that is inconsistent, heterogeneous, complex and variable.
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• NoGoZone
  ...Davis has analyzed this movement in the microcosm of Los Angeles, where a complex pattern of triage and terror has already emerged to prove him a prescient p ...ge of bricolage, not just of things but of entire systems and fragments of systems. I envision an alternative communications system, self-organized and non-hi
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• The Architecture of the invisible: Technology is Representation
  ...ral requirements. The article attempts, then, to reveal and illustrate the complex texture of questions related to the increasing distancing from the immediat
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• Machinic Life
  ...er immune systems, artificial protocells, evolutionary robotics, and swarm systems, Johnston argues, machinic life has achieved a complexity and autonomy wort ...and its relation to theories of evolution, emergence, and complex adaptive systems (as illustrated by a series of experiments carried out on various software
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• H+ Elbow Life and Youth Extension
  *Sustainability: Nature, population density, mortality rates, closed systems 4:41 living for a really long time develops a complex mental state, we’re not built to deal with everything around you falling
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• Anthropology of Gaming
  ...e topic is humongous. There is the universe, and there are galaxies, solar systems, and planets. There are development platforms and genres, there is World of ...finding new ways to illustrate and convey the processes behind a range of complex social and environmental issues. Organizations such as the World Bank, whic
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• Perception Minutes
  ...? Looking for firewood and looking for a file are becomming more similar - systems in which you're interacting; obligation that comes with thinking someone en 53:49 simple and complex nature, complexity hands you how to deal with things, makes you complacent;
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• Flow, Interaction Design And Contemporary Boredom
  ...too will its need to feel stimulus vicariously through external items, or systems within those material goods. Entertainment will increase as spaces of bored ...ch purpose is other than just effectiveness and productivity, they mention systems and artifacts that have added features of being “satisfying, enjoyable, f
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• Full text of A Cyborg Manifesto
  ...s women. There is not even such a state as 'being' female, itself a highly complex category constructed in contested sexual scientific discourses and other so ...ion among people on the planet are unprecedentedly multiple, pregnant, and complex. 'Advanced capitalism' is inadequate to convey the structure of this histor
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• 1 Introduction
  ...on, belief, profession, practice, and technology work together to form the complex whole we call “culture.” There have been entire libraries written on ho ...nce. At these conferences the concepts of feedback loops, information, and systems were brought together to understand a wide range of phenomenon, from brains
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• Notes on MySpace and Legendary Psychasthenia
  ...r non-specialists to produce (personal web pages) or spread across several systems (email, messaging, photo hosting, blogs etc.), combined with their word-of- ...but this. Besides, there can be no doubt that the perception of space is a complex phenomenon: space is indissolubly perceived and represented. From this stan
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• Questions for Wired Magazine
  ...milar desires and actions. I’m really looking for the elements that form systems. Once you understand a system (i.e. if A happens, B will happen) then you c ...r to objectively observe and stay distant enough to make conclusions about systems and trends. On the other hand, it’s often easier because one might alread
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• Do Androids Dream of Electric Speech
  ...dow House’s character, as they usually do, with the stereotypical “God complex” of the medical establishment, but in doing also they play beautifully in ...ructions as a lens through which to continue to examine and illuminate the complex subject position of the CI identity, and therefore, perhaps, also explore w
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• Indigenous Cybernetics
  Cybernetics, the interdisciplinary study of systems, control, and communication in animals, machines, and organizations, is fre ...ernetes" meaning "steersman," revolves around governance and the idea that systems can be self-regulating through feedback.
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• Anthropology Visualisation
  Anthropology, as the study of human societies and cultures, often involves complex and diverse data, including ethnographic fieldwork, archaeological excavati ...tices, traditions, and landscapes. It often employs Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to create maps that reflect the spatial distribution of cultural phen
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• Principles of the Self-Organizing System
  ...complex systems. He is known for developing principles of self-organizing systems. Conducted influential research on homeostatic machines and adaptive systems.
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• W. Ross Ashby
  ...f cybernetics and foreshadowed subsequent advancements in complex adaptive systems. ...icial intelligence. These ideas encompassed self-organization, multi-agent systems, and machine learning.
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• Ratio Club
  ...atio” was derived from Bates’ contention that the brain functioned via complex biochemical reactions rather than rational human thought. ...osurgeon Grey Walter famous for his electromechanical tortoises exhibiting complex behavior.
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• Anthropology and Artificial Intelligence
  ...igence, agency, and the boundaries of human experience. This technological complex represents more than a mere computational tool—it constitutes a radical i * Algorithmic transformation of social systems
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• Color Temperature and Kelvins
  * Complex interaction of light and surface properties * Sustainable and adaptive lighting systems
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• PWM vs. CCR
  * Works well with digital systems * Complex circuitry
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• Light Diffusion
  === Smart Diffusion Systems === * Adaptive optical systems
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• Blue Light
  * Smart lighting systems * Complex biological interactions
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• Pool of Light
  * Ceiling-mounted systems * Complex installation
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• Wisdom Weavers
  ...scribes individuals and communities who synthesize, preserve, and transmit complex knowledge across time, cultures, and disciplines. * Complex systems understanding
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