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Machine Intelligence: a chimera
AI & SOCIETY © Springer-Verlag London Ltd., part of Springer Nature 2018Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Semiotics
Honouring the 80th Birthday of Professor Mihai Nadin
Comitetul Român de Istoria şi Filosofia Stiinţei şi Tehnicii Romanian Committee for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
Posted in Anticipation, Archives, Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Miscellaneous, Semiotics
Semiotic Engineering – An Opportunity or an Opportunity Missed?
S.D.J. Barbosa, K. Breitman (eds.), Conversations Around Semiotic Engineering, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-56291-9_6Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Predictive and Anticipatory Computing
Encyclopedia of Computer Science and Technology, Second Edition DOI: 10.1081/E-ECST2-120054027 Copyright © 2017 by Taylor & Francis.Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipation and Computation: Is Anticipatory Computing Possible? (Part 1)
Anticipation Across Disciplines (M. Nadin, Ed.) Cognitive Science Monographs. Cham CH: Springer. Vol. 29, pp. 283-339. September 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
„Wer viel misst, misst Mist“
brand eins WirtschaftsmagazinAusgabe 12/2015 - Schwerpunkt Geschwindigkeit
Link to Online Article
Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
“Who measures much, measures garbage”
Interview in Brand Eins--December 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Presentation: Anticipation and Semiotics – One Cannot Not Interact
Presentation by Dr. Mihai Nadin at the Tartu International Semiotics Summer School, August 19, 2015.
Tartu Presentation PDF
Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Variability by Another Name: “Repetition Without Repetition”
Anticipation: Learning from the Past. The Russian/Soviet Contributions to the Science of Anticipation. (M. Nadin, Editor) Springer Cognitive Systems Monographs 25 August 2015, pp. 329-337.http://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319194455 PDF
Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction
Can Predictive Computation Reach the Level of Anticipatory Computing?
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing, 5 (3), September-December 2014, pp. 171-200.Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Internet of Everything—computation past the infancy of computer technology
Presentation at the Wateringhole, January 23, 2015Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Semiotics is Fundamental Science
in Knowledge discovery, transfer, and management in the information age / Murray E. Jennex, Editor, IGI Global book series Advances in Knowledge Acquisition, Transfer, and Management, 2014Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Semiotics
G-Complexity, Quantum Computation and Anticipatory Processes
Computer Communication & Collaboration (Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2014)http://www.bapress.ca/ccc_vol2_issue1.php
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The Intractable and the Undecidable—Computation and Anticipatory Processes
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing, vol.4:3, pp. 4-26, 2013Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind
Enslaved by Digital Technology
Interview with Roberto Simanowski in Dichtung Digital: A Journal of art and culture in digital media, No. 43 – 2013-11-16.http://www.dichtung-digital.de/en/journal/nachste-nummer/?postID=2000
Posted in Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Media, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
One Cannot Not Interact: Semiotic Approaches to User Interface Design
Presentation in the session Semiotic Approaches to User Interface Design at CHI 2000: The Future is HereThe Hague, Netherlands, April 1-6, 2000.
Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Reassessing the Foundations of Semiotics: Preliminaries
International Journal of Signs and Semiotic Systems, 2(1), 1-31, January-June 2012Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Antecapere ergo sum: what price knowledge?
AI&Society, February 2012 25th Anniversary Volume. A FAUSTIAN EXCHANGE: WHAT IS TO BE HUMAN IN THE ERA OF UBIQUITOUS TECHNOLOGY Springer LondonPosted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
PROCESSOS SEMIÓTICOS E DE INFORMAÇÃO A SEMIÓTICA DA COMPUTAÇÃO
Published in: TECCOGS—Revista Digital de Tecnologias Cognitivas, Ediçãos 5, 2011, página 89-120Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Computation, Information, Meaning. Anticipation and Games
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing (IJARITAC), Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2011. pp. 1-27Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipatory Computing: from a High-Level Theory to Hybrid Computing Implementations
International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing (IJARITAC), Vol. 1, No. 1, 2010. pp. 1-27Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Anticipation and the Artificial. Aesthetics, ethics, and synthetic life.
Special issue on Ethics and Aesthetics of Technologies, in AI & Society. London: Springer, 2009.Posted in Anticipation, Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
From Our Minds to the Artificial Digital Mind
From Our Minds to the Artificial Digital Mind. Preface to Screen- und Interfacedesign. Gestaltung und Usability fü r Hard- und Software (Screen and Interface Design. Creativity and Usability for Hardware and Software). Berlin/Heidelberg/New York: Springer Verlag, 2007. pp. 1-3. (Also published as a CD-ROM)Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
We Are What We Do
Design - The Basic Paradox (Wolfgang Jonas, Matthias Götz, Eds.) January, 2003Posted in Downloadable Articles, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Human-computer interaction: the need for understanding and applying anticipation
Computer Science Department, Stanford University, 23 May 2002Posted in Anticipation, Human-Computer Interaction, LectAnticipation, LectHCI, Lectures/Presentations
Where is the “Human” in Human-Computer Interaction?
Proceedings of the 2nd Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction/NORDICHI, Aarhus, Denmark (O. W. Bertelsen, S. Bodker, K. Kuutti, Eds.) . New York: ACM. 2002Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, Lectures/Presentations
One cannot NOT Interact (Knowledge-based systems)
(special edition, Clarisse Siekenius de Souza, Ed.). Amsterdam: Elsevier Science Publishers. Vol. 14/8, 5 December 2001, pp. 437-440Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Acument (1998-2001)
Acument is the trademarked name for an "associative encyclopedia" intended for clients in business and industry.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
One cannot NOT Interact
(The Future is Here) Workshop: Semiotic Approaches to User Interface Design, The Hague, 2 April 2000Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, LectArtDesign, LectHCI, LectPostInd, LectSemiotics, Lectures/Presentations, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Semiotics
What Kind Of Sign Is A Bit?
Semiotics and the Information Sciences, Victoria College, University of Toronto, 13-15 October 1998Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, LectSemiotics, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Associative Encyclopedia (since 1996)
A journey of 1000 miles begins with one step...then another...then another. But if you've taken the wrong path, how do you get back to the right one? Researchers are still looking for something better than the pencil in order to trace their own thought processes.Navigation Tools for Knowledge Dissemination
Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Negotiating the World of Make-Believe: The Aesthetic Compass
Real-Time Imaging, 1 (1995). London: Academic PressPosted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
A conceptual framework for human-machine interaction
International Interactive Communication Society, New York, 14 November 1990Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, LectSemiotics, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Intelligence for Animation
GI-20. Jahrestagung l, II. Informatik auf dem Weg zum Anwender. Proceedings of the 20th Annual Conference of the German Society of Information and Computer Sciences. Berlin/New York: Springer Verlag, 1990, pp. 589-601Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, LectArtDesign, LectHCI, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Interactive Diagrams for Design Genetics
Intelligent CAD Systems, vol. II Berlin/ New York: Springer Verlag, 1989, pp. 245-261Posted in Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Human-Computer Interaction
Arki/Arketek (1989)
The project was created and built for the design competition entitled "Inventing the Future," in collaboration with Pino Trogu and was considered one of the best entries.Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind
Toy Design (1989)
It is known that play is serious work for the very young. Based on his work on mind, Nadin initiated a program in Toy Design at SUNY-FIT (New York City) to train designers to develop the minds of the very young through all the senses.Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind
Interface design and evaluation
Advances in Human-Computer Interaction, Vol. 2 (R. Hartson, D. Hix, Eds.). Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing Corp, 1988Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics
Interface design: A semiotic paradigm
Semiotica 69-3/4. Amsterdam: Mouton de Gruyter, 1988, pp. 269-302.Posted in Art & Design, Downloadable Articles, Downloads, Human-Computer Interaction, Semiotics, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Docent and MetaDocent – Multimedia Navigation (since 1988)
Gothic panel paintings formed the subject for the development of the CD-ROM medium, in which image and sound were integrated. Docent, a hypercard-based software program, was integrated in the CD-ROM for interactive learning.Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction
Design Machine (1986-1988)
The development of a design machine based on artificial intelligence procedures and neural network processing was determined by three aspects: How do designers design? What do they design? What is peculiar to the design process?Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Mind, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD) (1986)
One of Nadin's major assignments as Eminent Scholar in Art and Design Technology (at the Ohio State University) was to draw up a plan for a center in which research in the art and design possibilities of digital technology would serve as an intermediary between education and applications for art and industry.Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The intelligent interface. Understanding and being understood by computers
Breakthrough Trends in Graphic Arts (seminar), Computer Graphic Arts 85, Pratt Center for Computer Graphics in Design, New York, 8 -11 December 1985Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, Lectures/Presentations
Interface Design. A Semiotic Paradigm
(keynote address) Fourth Annual Computer Graphics Conference: Applications on the Leading Edge, University of Oregon Continuation Center, Eugene, 27-29 October 1985Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, LectSemiotics, Lectures/Presentations, Semiotics
Design as Interface
University of Essen, Germany, 9 July 1984 Graduate seminar, Department of Industrial Design, Ohio State University, Columbus, February, 1985Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, LectUbiquitous, Lectures/Presentations, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The Electronic Book (1983-1984)
Nadin researched aspects of intelligent interfaces in collaboration with Brown University (Andries van Dam, Steve Feiner). The main goal was to determine the extent to which data could be compressed for the elaboration of a digital book. Design for interaction between user and "book" was implemented.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
The computer: using it or being used?
Design and Technology Update: Adapting to the Forces of Change, Rochester Institute of Technology, NY, 9-11 May 1983.Posted in Human-Computer Interaction, LectHCI, Lectures/Presentations
Computers for Design. Design for Computers (since 1982)
Teaching at a school of art and design, Nadin perceived the importance of the early personal computers, not as a substitute for talent, but as an aid to creativity.Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
Visualization (since 1981)
To visualize means to make visible. The main impetus behind visualizing comes from the experience of design. New research fields have been opened through the visualization of many previously "unseeable" phenomena.Posted in Art & Design, Human-Computer Interaction, Post-Industrial/Post Literate Society, Ubiquitous Computing & Digital Media
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