The Human-Technology Podcast

The Human-Technology Podcast

Artificial Intelligence: Visible or Invisible?

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The topic of artificial intelligence is associated with fears and reservations, partly rightly, partly wrongly. If we represent artificial intelligence, its work becomes visible and does not take place in secret, then we have the chance to use the advantages without surrendering ourselves. In the KARLI project, I deal with the topics of AI and HMI and have written a paper on it. Here I discuss the key points and why the movie industry is an inspiration for human-technology design.

Analyze, Minimize, Control: From my New Book Status Offline

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My new book Status offline is available since a few days. The feedback I'm receiving is totally positive, which makes me super happy! In this episode of The Human Technology Podcast I'm talking about the book, focusing on the aspect, how to handle technology in our everyday lives, getting the benefits technology delivers but not stepping into the traps Big Tech has created for us.

5 reasons why Automotive HMIs are Different

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Automotive HMIs (human-machine interfaces) differ from those of smartphones, PC software, aircraft cockpits, or power plant control rooms. There are a number of reasons for this, which I discuss in this episode. It's about the users, security, and a lot about mental resources.

How do We Go on? Five Questions I Brought Home from the CES

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While I was walking around CES 2023 in Las Vegas, looking at the exhibits, talking to clients and business partners, or having an after-show beer, a number of topics that were triggered by the event went through my head. They go well beyond the CES and point to the future. In the end, five questions remained, which I will discuss in this episode.

What Happens at Vegas Stays at Vegas? Report from the CES 2023

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CES 2023 is already history. The Consumer Electronics Show is the largest trade fair of its kind in the world. Vehicle manufacturers and suppliers are using this event more and more to present their innovations. The 2023 edition will be remembered as a return to normality. In this podcast episode, I cover what happened in Las Vegas. It's about trends, vehicles, technologies, and tools.

My 2022: The End of the Year Review Episode

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It's the time to look back at the year and look forward to what's to come. In this episode, I review 2022, talk about the highlights at trade fairs and congresses, and about my personal technology tops and flops. Finally, a brief outlook for 2023 at the end.

The Cure for Boredom is Curiosity: about the Bosch Connected World 2022

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The Bosch Connected World 2022 took place in Berlin at the beginning of November. It was a huge and good event with over 1,500 participants on-site and 80 exhibitors. 140 speakers performed on three stages. In this episode, I summarize and comment on the most important statements. It is about trends, megatrends and new technologies, user experience, and the mobility of the future.

Why Automotive HMIs are Different, Loss of Competence and Icons vs. Fonts: Three Topics that Move my Listeners

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I keep asking my listeners which topics are on their minds, what questions they have, and where I can help. In today's episode, I talk about three different topics. 1. HMIs in cars should be different than those on smartphones, even though it's so tempting to just copy the apps. 2. Technology brings both losses and gains in skills. 3. There are good reasons for icons and for fonts in HMIs.

About this podcast

It's about the relationship between humans and technology, about the design of technology. It's about how we can get our lives back by dropping technology addiction. Technology has two big problems: it's difficult to access and it's addicting. I want to make my listeners' lives better by opening their eyes to the design and use of technology. My goal is to change the way you look at the world and make it a better place.

by Dr. Peter Roessger

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