The Revolution will not be Clickable

As technology progresses and user interfaces play catch up now more than ever we are witnessing a revolution in the way we interact with products.

However, are we providing enough value to a user? Are we more concerned about whether or not we ‘can’ do something and not ‘should’ we do it? How we can create products that improve our user’s lives? What moral and ethical issues arise from this shift in technology and how we as a community can create successful products without creating a digital dependency.

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3. Nuclear war
4. GIANT METEOR STRIKE
5. PANDEMIC
8. “We're at the level of in moral responsibility, but with the technological capability of ” Nick Bostrom Director of Oxford University’s Future of Humanity Institute
9. “…there is a human history. The human condition is going to change. It could be that we end in a or that we are by taking much greater control over our biology…”
11. this be done vs this be done
13. ROBOTS, they just Don’t get it
15. Social music discovery
16. label   loca(on   genre   release  date   year   related  ar(sts   ra(ng  
20. Social music discovery
29. Fusion  
30. Fission  
33. video  
40. Total Value = Business Value + User Value
41. Total Value = Business Value + User Value
42. Good Value is where User value > Business value
44. Idea 1: Asses your
45. Idea 2: Product
46. Idea 3: Contextual
50. Font  ‘Crime  Times  Six’  by  Jonathan  S.  Harris