From the course: Consumer Behavior Trends: Meet the Postmodern Consumer
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between humans vs. computers
From the course: Consumer Behavior Trends: Meet the Postmodern Consumer
Today's consumers don't distinguish between humans vs. computers
- It's no secret that we've come to rely upon computers for a huge array of tasks. Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant have become our guardian angels. They tell us when to wake up, they dispense advice about what we need, they play our music, suggest our recipes, and on and on. If only they would do the cooking and cleaning, but at least we have the Roomba to automatically vacuum our floors. Still, most of us regard our machines as an other, entities made of metal and silicon that await our commands. But the barrier between humans versus computers is opening rapidly today. Today, the question of what makes us human no longer centers on sci-fi novels. Self-driving technology threatens to replace truck drivers. IBM's Watson beats chess masters and veteran Jeopardy! game show contestants. Movies and TV shows like "Blade Runner," "Westworld," and "Humans" focus om the civil rights of synths, replicants, and androids. So…
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Meet today's consumer: The new chameleon4m 47s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between young vs. old3m 9s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between male vs. female4m 22s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between me vs. we5m 1s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between offline vs. online4m 26s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between sellers vs. buyers3m 8s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between self vs. possessions3m 53s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between reality vs. fantasy3m 47s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between humans vs. computers3m 58s
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Today's consumers don't distinguish between work vs. play3m 52s
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