“not the least because we don’t really understand human intelligence. Paradoxically, advances in AI will help more to define what human intelligence isn’t than what artificial intelligence is.”
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@syardi's other thread, I'm working on the historical use of the term "human-centered" and its connections to turns in AI and HCI/IS, if you want to chat more about it! Short version: human-centeredness as an idea has been floating around since the 1975
So I organized a AAAI Fall Symposium in 1993 on "Human-Computer Collaboration" that led eventually to a special issue of the journal Knowledge-Based Systems. Here is a link to the overview article I wrote for the special issue: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/d774/2b8d2998884c96935a1d85b885996b0f4fc9.pdf …
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From my biased perspective, I think this is precisely what I and others -- for example those who participated in this workshop -- were talking about then. You might check out a bunch of work from Gerhard Fischer's group at Colorado in the late 80s to mid 90s, for example.
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Ah yea this is great! I think there are a bunch of names circulating for the concept that HCAI is trying to capture, and that the intellectual history of this movement has been downplayed.
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