Read this article

https://futurism.com/top-science-adviser-to-minority-report-weighs-in-on-the-future-of-human-computer-interactions/

Read "Minority Report" Science Adviser On the Future of Human-Computer Interactions and watch the Ted Talk posted within the article and address the following (inline or attachment submission):

1.What do you think about the statement "that the current UI is working just fine, and there are much more important matters to attend to"? Does that hold true for you as a possible future software developer?

2.How do UI designers need to change the way they think, and who they work with, in order to develop for these new interfaces?

3.The TedTalk was actually from 2010 (when some of you were just entering high school) - what do you think has now come to fruition in 2017?

4.Ideas on where UI development is heading?

5.What did you find most interesting from the video?