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Stephanie Rosenbaum CEO, TecEd UXPA 2014 London

The Future of UXWhat will UX be like 100 years from now?

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Which future?Utopian or Dystopian?

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Dystopia

Back to medievalism?Back to 1800?Pockets of science?

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Utopia

Individual UX elementsBio-machine integrationThe Big Picture

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What kinds of UIs?

TodayIn the Future

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Today’s UI could be better

Touch Vision Position Eyeball directionSound

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Natural Language

May need 100 years

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Fantasy or Reality?

Babel fishUniversal language translatorBOLT

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Multiple Languages

Moore’s law for language learning?

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Future UIs could include

SmellBlood pressureChemical products

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More Future UIs

TastePainEmotion

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Electronic Nerve Interfaces

Coming soon

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Sex via Computer

From games to teledildonics

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Blurring the Boundary

Is it alive?Is it human?Does it matter?

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Inorganic Intelligence

The computer is conscious

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The Librarian

What will UX be like in 100 years?

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Our Assistant

Human knowledge not needed

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Map Apps for Everything

All the answers we wantWhat answers will we want?

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What Answers Will We Want?

Science, history, and art—or Facebook on steroids

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The Future:

Looney-Tunes saw it first!

Thank you to all the scientists, science fiction fans, and critics who helped me with material for this talk, especially Whitfield Diffie, John Alden, Mike Ward, Karen Schaeffer, and Mark Baushke.


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