There are many many steps.
The Google clip takes photos as long as there is light and learns which photos, people are meaningful and shows you the most relevant.
The other gets you clean floors.
How do you design for experiences outside of your attention? How do you usability test it?
So how is it different from automation?
Agentive technology is supposed to have interactions with people.
Autopilot is a great example of Agentive technology and was first shown in 1914.
Nowadays you don't need millions of dollars to solve problems with Agentive technology, we walk around with supercomputers in our pocket.
We would talk about accordance in our design, how do you know how it works by the way it's designed.
Not great for Agentive tech.
A better model is using a butler as a metaphor. You are no longer doing tasks but requesting them
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By providing the post attention value its hard for you customers to go back to your competitors.
Chris works for IBM and is going to show us Watson — rough follow up after Aral talk. "I wasn't around in the 30's".
We want to be making human and AI the best team it can possibly be.