The Future of UXWhat will UX be like 100 years from now?
Which future?Utopian or Dystopian?
Dystopia
Back to medievalism?Back to 1800?Pockets of science?
Utopia
Individual UX elementsBio-machine integrationThe Big Picture
What kinds of UIs?
TodayIn the Future
Today’s UI could be better
Touch Vision Position Eyeball directionSound
Stephanie Rosenbaum
Just reassure me, is this a Kinect picture? I'm so not-with gaming that I had to look up what Kinect was.
cynthia zimber
Yes, this is kinect!
Natural Language
May need 100 years
Fantasy or Reality?
Babel fishUniversal language translatorBOLT
Multiple Languages
Moore’s law for language learning?
Stephanie Rosenbaum
This illo is great--thank you!
Future UIs could include
SmellBlood pressureChemical products
More Future UIs
TastePainEmotion
Electronic Nerve Interfaces
Coming soon
Sex via Computer
From games to teledildonics
Blurring the Boundary
Is it alive?Is it human?Does it matter?
Inorganic Intelligence
The computer is conscious
Stephanie Rosenbaum
And we really need to add some pictures of robots to this one, preferably humanistic robots. It't's fine to keep the book cover--or even better to replace it entirely if you find enough different robot pictures.
The Big Picture
What will life be like?
Stephanie Rosenbaum
Would you swap the pictures in this and the next slide? Put this illo on slide 17 and that one here.
The Librarian
Human knowledge not needed
cynthia zimber
Confusion...you asked for slide 16 photo here and slide 17 photo to slide 16...so I did that...THEN added a time machine let me know what you prefe. The notes do not match the slides.....r
cynthia zimber
Can we make this a two-illo slide? Although this is cute, it's very today (screens and tablets). Maybe add the Time Machine
Map Apps for Everything
All the answers we wantWhat answers will we want?
What Answers Will We Want?
Science, history, and art—or Facebook on steroids
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.
Stephanie Rosenbaum
Is there any way we can keep it from putting red mis-spelling underlines on two of the names below?
cynthia zimber
That is dependent on your computer's dictionary...so just "Add to Dictionary" and it is fixed. Crazy, I know, but that is Microsoft. See if this version is still red.
