Headline: New York Times, 4/13/2023
From Forbes, 12/29/2021
The late author and futurist John Naisbitt called it “high tech/high touch.” Meaning that the success of any technology depends on how deeply it shapes the human experience.
From the Times article:
Objects with a bit of history have an obvious attraction in a high-tech world. The current cultural tumult, with its boom in fake images, endless arguments over everything and now the debut of imperious A.I. chatbots, increases the appeal of things that can’t be plugged in.
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