“Payoff will come when we make better use of computers to bring communities of people together and to augment the very human skills that people bring to bear on difficult problems.”
Douglas Engelbart
Human-computer interaction engineer
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9 years ago
“Some prominent scientific gurus are scared by a world controlled by thinking
machines… I am more concerned about a world led by people, who think like machines.”
Haim Harari
Founder and Chair
Weizmann Institute of Science
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9 years ago
“Everything that we formerly electrified we will now cognitize.”
Kevin Kelly
Senior Maverick
Wired
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9 years ago
“The most important thing about making machines that can think is that they will think different.”
Kevin Kelly
Senior Maverick
Wired
No. 15 of 30 | View the poster
9 years ago
“Like no other technology, AI forces us to explore the boundaries between machines and humans.”
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
Chairman, Emeritus
IBM Academy of Technology
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9 years ago
“As we understand ourselves better, we can make our technology work better for us.”
Brad Becker
Chief Design Officer
IBM Watson
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9 years ago
“Cognitive computing can help with our own limitations.”
Brad Becker
Chief Design Officer
IBM Watson
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9 years ago
“We need to broaden our perspective to see technologies from design, humanities, art, psychology and social aspects and vice versa.”
Pranav Mistry
Global Vice President
Samsung
9 years ago
“Racing with the machine beats racing against the machine. Technology is not destiny. We shape our destiny.”
Erik Brynjolfsson
Director
MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy
9 years ago
Unfortunately IBMblr isn’t as infinite.
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