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cord-274219-nh2t1qsl	Harwood, Stephen	Conceptualising technology, its development and future: The six genres of technology	2020-08-30		.txt	text/plain	14667	751	43	Since possibilities for what happens emerge from the relationship between the artefact and human, then this raises the question of whether the notion of artefact-creature relationship can be developed to forecast a technology development trajectory leading to some ultimate end-point such as envisaged by Stephen Hawking. Consequently, the six Genres explain how technology might unfold with growing autonomy and connectivity into some ultimate form -'an autopoietic technological being' existing in communities of similar beings -and the consequent implications for the relationship between humans and artefacts. This can be viewed in terms of the convergence of existing technologies, for example, for perception (sensors), data storage (cloud), processing (high performance computing), calculation and sense-making (AI, Machine Learning), authentication (blockchain) and action (autonomous vehicles, robotics, drones).	./cache/cord-274219-nh2t1qsl.txt	./txt/cord-274219-nh2t1qsl.txt