Humans and Machine Relationship

As people frequently worked and began to do their best, they were highly mechanized and they began to behave like machines. It can be said that people became part of machines that can be defined as the whole world. It is not just work to make us like a machine, but production and consumption let us behave mechanically like a machine. Now, everything is beginning to be mechanized, the whole world is just conventional. Through the course, we have studied a lot of things, and I would like to talk about relationships between people and machines based on these papers and books.

Research shows that people expect relationships when the machine speaks. In February 2017, in a huge focus group consisting of 15 Amazon Echo or owner of Google Home, people have an ideal relationship with artificial intelligence with intimate words from personal assistants to friends, best friends, shrinking I explained mother too. ALS 's Rosalind Picard created the term emotional computing in 1995 and described systems and devices that recognize, interpret, process, and simulate human influence. For the first time in history, this machine can read the emotions of people and the video that analyzed the feelings of Steve Jobs in an interview on the invention of the iPhone shows how close this technique is to reading.

The relationship between people and machines is constantly evolving. With the rise of Internet (Things in the Internet) and the Internet (IIoT) for industrial use, machines are becoming more self-aware and interconnected. To design a machine to integrate deeper into the future of human life, it is necessary to understand the nature of machines, the role in value creation for human beings, and how the ultimate machines play an important part of human-centered human evolution It is necessary to understand how to form. The ecosystem and tools of the equipment we create around us continue to evolve

Henry Dreyfuss is an American industrial designer and author of the book "Design for People" and he has agreed to his own ideas on the relationship between humans and machines. Not on the robot "With the help of Alvin R. Tilley, Dreyfuss proposed a new way to review the relationship between humans and technology. Dreyfuss 's text and Tilley' s painting brought about the emergence of the Universal Design Movement, the emergence of the Human Scale Project, and the emergence of new practitioners focused on ergonomics. These new ergonomic designers have begun to describe the space where people meet machines as "interfaces". Dreyfuss' work has been extended to what we call now interaction design.