Invisible Machines podcast by UX Magazine

Don Norman, Author and Researcher // Invisible Machines S1E17

Jun 15, 2023

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

Design for a Better World, Meaningful Sustainable Humanity Centered

2min

The Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

2min

The History of Artificial Intelligence

4min

The Subconscious Mind Is the Reasonable One

4min

The Importance of Collaboration

3min

The Importance of Collaboration in the School System

3min

The Importance of Collaboration in Productivity

4min

The Immortality of Saturday Night Live

2min

10.

The Reset Button in Academic Co-Creation

4min

11.

How to Succeed at a University

4min

12.

The Top Down Reward Structure

5min

13.

How to Use Technology to Take Dull Tasks Out of Your Life

2min

14.

The Importance of Human-Centered Design

3min

15.

The Benefits of Design Thinking in the Workplace

2min

16.

The Importance of Collaboration in Organizational Change

5min

17.

How Much Water Does the Average Do Household Use Every Year?

1min

18.

The Limitations of AI

5min

19.

Emergent Complexity in Design

2min

20.

The Emergent Complexity of Design and Engineering

4min

21.

AI and the Future of Science

2min

22.

The Evolution of Weather Forecasting

3min

23.

Invisible Machines: Season Two

3min

For the season one finale, Robb and Josh welcome legendary researcher, professor, and author Don Norman. His book "The Design of Everyday Things" helped define the parameters of human centered design, and his new book "Design for a Better World: Meaningful, Sustainable, Humanity Centered" expands the process to account for the global ecosystem our designs call home. Don shares powerful insights into the ways design and technology continue to shape our lives, including ideas on the fundamental shortcomings of the term "artificial intelligence." Intro music, "Nitro Reign" by Elias Earl