Weaving the human with tech for Education and Digital Cultures
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This is the last of my coloured in pictures from my Brain Colouring Book from the INMED conference. It perfectly summed up both my journey and the overarching theme of the human within the technical that spanned my blog.
My summary this weeks leads directly on from my last post looking at the emotional aspect of humans and how that is intangibly different to computer coding. Many of my tweets and conversations with fellow students circled around the dystopian aspect of this and the worry about AI replacing us, both in care roles and the workplace (such as in call centres or social care settings). One author, a new father actually took solace in his wife’s exhaustion feeding at night as he couldn’t foresee any robot being able to emulate this human trait and all that it entailed.
.@philip_downey Absolutely Philip, this sums up my stream for this block: empathy, exhaustion, humour- can they be truly replicated? #mscedc
— Clare Thomson (@ClareThomsonQUB) February 3, 2017
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Exhaustion (of a mother) is the unique human element proposed in this piece worrying about robot takeover #mscedc https://t.co/U9yNnD1YSu
— Clare Thomson (@ClareThomsonQUB) February 2, 2017
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