Human Accessible Mapping Applications

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1. The document discusses how increasingly, computer systems and algorithms are ruling our world through automated processes like phone trees, ATMs, and online recommendations. This world of ubiquitous sensors and algorithms is called "code/space." 2. The concept of "gamification" is introduced, where goals, rules and feedback systems from games are applied to reality to motivate and change human behavior regarding health, education, productivity and other areas of life. However, exceptions will always exist that systems cannot foresee, requiring human judgment. 3. As systems become more complex and removed from human oversight, the ability to handle exceptions or override decisions is lost. Rules are also never fully explicit and usually intend the "spirit of the law

1. The document discusses how increasingly, computer systems and algorithms are "ruling the world" by determining many aspects of daily life, such as through online recommendations, traffic control systems, and gamification approaches. 2. It notes that real-life situations often involve exceptions that computer systems cannot foresee or accommodate. Humans are needed to interpret contexts and handle exceptions. However, as systems become more complex and remote, manual overrides are harder to access. 3. Rules implemented by computers also lack the flexibility to follow the spirit or intentions behind rules, as humans can. The document gives examples of how strict literal interpretations can break systems or miss the point. Intentions and contexts are important for rules to function appropriately