Curated navigational map — intelligence augmentation & AI
Intelligence Augmentation & AI: what should the machine help a person do?
Clyde Street does not treat AI as a one-way march toward automation. Machine support appears here as memory, retrieval, tracking, replay, modelling, live information, portals, prediction, decision support and organisational infrastructure. The repeated question is more human: which capability is being enlarged, who still owns the judgement, and what happens when the tool starts changing the activity it was meant to support?
The rows are human capabilities and responsibilities. The columns are different relationships between those capabilities and technology. That makes this a different entrance from the Technology matrix, which starts with what technology does, and from Seeing & Observation, which starts with what becomes available to perceive.
Hover or focus a heading for its meaning. Hover a source link for the exact crossing; click or tap it to pin the source card. Repeated references highlight so the same source can be followed through different human–machine relationships.
The source card will show what the post is about, why it belongs in the exact human-capability × technology-relationship crossing you selected, the boundary that travels with the source, and routes back to Clyde Street or onward into related articles.
| WHAT human capability / responsibility is being augmented? ↓ | WHAT relationship does Keith ask technology to have to it? → | |||||||
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