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The more computers, the stronger the signal, and children work on the interface so that it's all based on doing things together, tasks together.
As the capacity of computers becomes really, really big, and the capacity of our mind not that much bigger, we find that we need to tag as much as we can what we do in order to then retrace our path.
We live in a world increasingly tyrannized by the screen, by our phones, by our tablets, by our televisions and our computers.
This is what the real world of computers, lamps, electrical appliances of all kinds, looks like.
Moore's Law was just the last part of that, where we were shrinking transistors on an integrated circuit, but we had electro-mechanical calculators, relay-based computers that cracked the German Enigma Code, vacuum tubes in the 1950s predicted the election of Eisenhower, discreet transistors used in the first space flights and then Moore's Law.
And it's not just computers.
By 2010 computers will disappear.
Computers will combine the subtle pan-recognition powers of human intelligence with ways in which machines are already superior, in terms of doing analytic thinking, remembering billions of facts accurately.
So for the past 12 years, I've been obsessed with this idea that climate change is an information issue that computers will help us fight.
And these machines are like the computers from the '60s that filled entire rooms.
Now, the unexpected thing about this is that Zach could stand up on stage and drench a perfectly innocent member of the audience without any concern that we'd damage the electronics, that we'd get him wet, that we'd hurt the books or the computers.
Computers: you can look at a more or less parallel time line, happening of course a bit later.
Computers were used for artillery first, then IRS.
And it won't be very long before you won't be able to convince kids that we didn't always have computers in our homes.
I'd argue today that we have incredibly powerful computers, but we don't have very good software for them.
We can know what the computers are going to be like in 2020.
Ever since computers were invented, we've been trying to make them smarter and more powerful.
From the abacus, to room-sized machines, to desktops, to computers in our pockets.
If you look at the history of computing, we've always treated computers as external devices that compute and act on our behalf.
Could we combine what people do best, such as creative and intuitive thinking, with what computers do best, such as processing information and perfectly memorizing stuff?
Imagine perfectly memorizing things, where you perfectly record information that you silently speak, and then hear them later when you want to, internally searching for information, crunching numbers at speeds computers do, silently texting other people.
Computers have become truly incredible.
So it is disappointing that the way we use computers, the way we interact with them, hasn't really changed in the last 50 years.
They don't use computers.
And one of the things in general that computers have provided to learning is that it now includes a kind of learning which is a little bit more like walking and talking, in the sense that a lot of it is driven by the learner himself or herself.
It didn't scale but it at least was bringing computers to developing countries and learning pretty quickly that these kids, even though English wasn't their language, the Latin alphabet barely was their language, but they could just swim like fish.
I was a very creative kid who read a lot, and got into electronics first, and then later, programming computers, when I was really young.
It's about 20,000 computers connected together in three facilities in the United States right now, that are simulating this virtual space.
Over the last five years, computers and graphics cards have gotten seriously fast.
Communicating with computers will be like talking to a friend.
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