This is really well written, the author has a very engaging story-telling style, and manages to get the facts across while still being entertaining. And, I love the Proverbs quote at the start. Anyone know what book it comes from, as I'd love to read it if all the content is like this.
It appears to be the entirety of Chapter 8 of something, but I couldn't find the actual book title mentioned anywhere...
Degani, A. (2004). Taming HAL: Designing interfaces beyond 2001. New York: St. Martin’s Press/Palgrave Macmillan. 320 pages, 105 figures. ISBN: 031229574X
The book details a new approach, mostly based on software engineering and formal methods, for the describing, analyzing, and identifying potential design errors in human-automation interfaces.
It appears to be the entirety of Chapter 8 of something, but I couldn't find the actual book title mentioned anywhere...