The American Home of the Future, it went without saying, would be controlled and monitored by a computer. The computer would permit the owner to enter into a new, fantastic relationship with his dwelling.
by Michael Lewis
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The concept of the American home in the future revolves around the integration of advanced technology, specifically through computer control and monitoring. This technological shift is expected to transform the way homeowners interact with their living spaces, leading to a more innovative and streamlined experience. The home would evolve beyond its traditional role, becoming a dynamic environment that responds to its occupants' needs through automation and intelligence.

This vision of a technologically sophisticated home suggests a remarkable bond between the owner and their house, enabling owners to engage with their living space like never before. Such advancements promise not only convenience but also a new lifestyle where the dwelling adapts to the preferences and habits of its inhabitants, reflecting the ongoing evolution of domestic life in the context of a tech-driven society.

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