A Transdisciplinary Context Versus a Dual Anticipatory and Infra/Hyper-Incursion Neural Network. Human-Machine Interface as Systemic and Cybernetic Outlook

The author tries to adapt the "Anticipation" and "Incursion" mental constructs within the deeper and not congruent senses of some constructs embedded into the recent humankind flow of: "Information Society", "Knowledge Society", "Consciousness Society", within the construction of Anticipatory // Infra/Hyper-Incursive Neural and Social tasks, to elicit a Dual Comprehension onto Variety and Invariance. It is presented a Human-Machine Interface conceptual case study: A-I-A as dual to B-D-E. Internetron, Planetron, and Sociotron -- as constructs -- which are firstly introduced, here and now. All these pretend an intelligent design for the contemporary Human-Machine Interface. One part of this fundamental intelligent trend (as background for the desired design) is the Anticipatory/Incursive Task. It is both, individual neural, collective neural, evolving/becoming, only and only so, as a social aggregated task. So, it would be an original contribution within the contemporary systemic and cybernetic research, if it fulfils toward/from the desired intelligent societal reality. These two aspects: social and societal, and the relevance of the anticipation and incursion deepness are recent scientific acquisitions, and the authors proposes all these as near future research, and also as a long term research within a consistent reaction from the social and societal realm(s). It is an attempt to the duality of variety and invariance; there may be a contribution. This author’ study was held and firstly published into the proceedings CONTEMPORARY NATURAL-ARTIFICIAL DUALISM, University of Maribor, Slovenia, 2005/Nicolae Bulz being the Volume Editor, and the proponent and chairperson for the CONTEMPORARY NATURAL-ARTIFICIAL DUALISM Symposium within the WOSC 13th International Congress of Cybernetics and Systems, 6-10 July, 2005, Maribor, Slovenia