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The Future of Experiences: If technology is not an answer?

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Briefings

A short preprint suggests a future where technology becomes so seamless that users forget its existence, moving beyond novelty to a state of total integration. The text contrasts this with current 'innovative' experiences that simply highlight technological marvels, implying a shift toward invisibility rather than explicit innovation.

Key points

• The proposed future experience involves users forgetting that technology was present, moving beyond novelty to total integration.
• Current experiences are described as highlighting technological marvels, contrasting with the proposed future state of invisibility.

Context

This finding addresses the shift from novelty-driven innovation to seamless integration, suggesting a future where technology becomes invisible to users.

Limitations

The evidence is a single sentence preprint with no dates, units, or named entities. The specific timeframe of the proposed future is unknown, and the exact nature of the transition from novelty to invisibility is not detailed.

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