20th Century Interface vs. 21st Century Interface: A Comparative Study

This essay delves into the evolution of interfaces from the 20th to the 21st century, examining the impact of technological advancements, particularly in communication and artificial intelligence. The author explores the shift from the 20th-century focus on electricity and early digital interfaces to the networked, AI-driven interfaces of the 21st century. The essay discusses the influence of social media and the decentralization of institutions, pondering their sustainability. It also touches upon the potential risks of advanced AI and the importance of adapting to technological changes. References to relevant literature are also included to support the analysis.

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20TH CENTURY INTERFACE VS 21ST CENTURY INTERFACE
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This essay discusses the connection between the 20 the century and 21st century
interface. According to Tom Lee the effects of networks is so deep rooted in 21st century that
it is impossible to imagine technological abstinence. The humanity always wanted to grab the
best technologies. He feels lucky that in 21st century the nuclear weapons have developed in
the social and cultural system and balanced the state. He expresses worry about the invention
of super powered AI and the superconsciousness have become the only path for protecting
humanity.
Interaction of Brain-to-brain could be a singularity-level development and its
consequences cannot be anticipated. Reasoning of it is impossible (Emerson 2014). He thinks
people should start by contemplating the progress of the 20th century as humanity learnt to
use electricity for communication instantaneous after that digital eventually networked.
To the speaker, happiness, as the evolved impulses of people for tribalism and status
competition are supercharged. More importantly the U.S. media along with political
ecosystem have successfully manipulated a mind-boggling assumption by foreign powers
(Cunningham and Fröschl 2013). It can be a question about what part of 21st century
unprecedentedly effective communication takes responsibility for this unstoppable descent to
this bitter factionalism as well as individual discontent. He argues that it is unfortunate that
people are less enthusiastic now days. They are responding to social media as well as
decentralisation of institutions but he has no idea about the sustainability of this in future. to
him, blithely accelerating this process presently is unwise. People must learn to endure the
change and incorporate them inti their lives.

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References:
Cunningham, P. and Fröschl, F., 2013. Electronic business revolution: opportunities and
challenges in the 21st century. Springer Science & Business Media.
Emerson, L., 2014. Reading writing interfaces: From the digital to the bookbound. University
of Minnesota Press.