Snorre Kjesbu discusses the future of work-life collaboration driven by AI and augmented reality through Cisco’s 'Distance Zero' initiative. He emphasizes that future technologies should aim to amplify human interactions rather than replicate them. Drawing inspiration from the Bauhaus movement, Kjesbu underscores the importance of design in innovation, highlighting the iPhone's launch as a pivotal moment where technology and user experience merged seamlessly, transforming human-device interactions. He believes efforts in collaboration should focus on enhancing empathy and meaningful engagement beyond traditional boundaries.
It's not just about replicating reality. It's about amplifying it, enabling richer, more meaningful collaboration that transcends physical boundaries.
The iPhone launch in 2007 is one of the clearest examples of design, technology, and user experience coming together seamlessly. Its success lies in its simplicity.
The Bauhaus philosophy combined art, craft, and industrial design to create functional, human-centered products, reminding us that innovation also means solving real-world problems.
The ideal collaboration system should transcend existing technology to foster truly meaningful interactions, merging empathy and innovation in ways that redefine how we connect.
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