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Augmenting Human Intellect
Human–Computer Interaction
Engelbart's 1962 conceptual framework: the computer as amplifier of human capability rather than automator of calculation.
Augmenting Human Intellect — Engelbart's 1962 conceptual framework: the computer as amplifier of human capability rather than automator of calculation.
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Appears in
The Mother of All Demos, 1968. What was shown but never built.
Origins
In 1960, Engelbart ran the numbers. Moore's Law is the half we kept.
Origins
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