6th sum

Impressived thing was animating the picture in the screen so the picture can move around along the pointing dot(person's finger).
The erthwarm was like such a real life-thing :)
So the these class's key point is implications for the aesthetic, ethics and evaluation of human-computer interaction.
Alan Kay- HCI
funding
–Military: Navy, Air Force, ARPA, DARPA
–Universities: MIT, Stanford, CMU, UCGovernment: National Science Foundation 1950-now
Any way the following pointing dot film's were vey impressived,
I thought "Ah.. this is media" I've got more interested on this part.

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5th sum

Alan Turing

-he is gay,mathematician,philosopher-Programming, neural nets, and artificial intelligence(AI),. -Introduced to German enigma chiper machine

Turing's "imitation game"

-The object of the game for the interrogator is to determine which of the other two is the man and which is the woman.”These questions replace our original question, ‘Can machines think?

artificial intelligence: a definition-AI

-is the science of making machines do things that would require intelligence as if done by humans” said Marvin minsky.there is movie story AI also. I watched it very impressive.

planning as a technical problem

-GPS is what is known in AI as a planner,it is a computer program for theorems proof, geometric problems.

a problem with ai planning

-frame problem (our physical symbol system broke the law of representation in a situation

story understanding as a plan recognition problem

- demo: micro-sam :Script application: computer understanding of newspaper stories

question answering as a problem

-A Computer Program for the Study of Natural Language

-Communication between Man and Machine,

- Communications of the Association for Computing Machinery

4rd sum

I think this class's key word is
-interdisciplinary, relationship, concern, interdependent, network, social
social networks as science: field
-this days another part of job have made large contributions
as entering to network,internet field
social networks as science: defintition
-it has also definition. Relationships provide individuals with opportunities and, at the same time, potential constraints on their behavior.
social networks as science: history
-'The strength of weak ties' it means peoples are tied with many others when it blows, the shape would like spiderweb. Sometimes acquaintances are more valuable than friends.
weak relationship > strong relationship
social networks as science: equivalence
social networks as science: centrality
social networks as science: bridges
-if you want to meet friend's friend? your friend is an instrument as bridges
social networks as science: social capital
-about the same with bridges
social networks as science: bowling alone
–New media technologies usually reinforce existing social networks or even work to isolate people.
-When new media technologies facilitate new social networks, they simultaneously challenge existing social, political and economic relationships.
social networks as technology
-kevin bacon and movie actor's relationship-six degrees
social networks as popular culture

social networks as art