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Man-Computer Symbiosis

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Man-Computer Symbiosis is a concept introduced by J.C.R. Licklider in the early 1960s that envisions a future where humans and computers work together in a synergistic manner. The idea is that computers would enhance human capabilities, supporting and augmenting human decision-making and problem-solving rather than simply performing tasks independently.

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