Man and the computer

Man and the computer

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1972 · Anglais · Relié · 2 editions
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In this insightful exploration, John G. Kemeny delves into the intricate relationship between humans and computers, shedding light on how technology influences our daily lives. He emphasizes the transformative power of computers and their growing role in various fields, highlighting both the potential and challenges they present.

Kemeny’s work confronts the misconceptions surrounding technology, urging readers to embrace computer literacy. By detailing the historical context and future implications of computer usage, he paints a comprehensive picture of the digital landscape. His approach invites reflection on the ethical considerations and responsibilities that accompany technological advancements.

Through a blend of personal anecdotes and academic rigor, Kemeny engages readers in a dialogue about the future of human-computer interaction. His insights encourage not only understanding but also active participation in the ongoing narrative of digital evolution.

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Format Relié
Pages 146 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié Jan 1, 1972
Éditeur Charles Scribner's Sons
Éditions 2 editions
ISBN-10 0684130092
ISBN-13 9780684130095
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