Assistant: Hello! How are you today?
User: Create a two-line progression diagram with:
	1.	Technology Progression (Top Line) – A sequence of innovations improving user interaction with information. Represent each milestone as a dot on the line, showing steady advancement:
	•	Computers (Centralized information)
	•	Search Engines (Made information easy to find)
	•	Mobile Devices (Made information accessible everywhere)
	•	AI Assistants (Provided instant, direct answers)
	•	Voice Interfaces (Enable seamless, natural interaction)
	2.	User Baseline Progression (Bottom Line) – A parallel sequence of evolving user needs, also represented as dots aligning with the top line:
	•	Wanted access → Computers solved this
	•	Wanted efficient search → Search Engines solved this
	•	Wanted mobility → Mobile solved this
	•	Wanted direct answers → AI Assistants solved this
	•	Want frictionless interaction → Voice Interfaces solving this

Additional elements:
	•	Outliers (Failed Tech-Driven Innovations): Place Google AR Glasses, Metaverse, and BCIs as scattered dots off the main lines, visually showing that they did not match user needs at the time.
	•	Future Potential (BCIs?): Position BCIs at the far end of the tech progression line, suggesting they might align with user needs in the future but are not yet relevant.

Ensure the lines clearly show alignment where successful innovations matched user baselines and outliers remain disconnected from user needs.*

This should give you a clean, structured diagram that clearly conveys the relationship between successful innovations, user needs, and failed tech-driven ideas in mermaid js v 10 syntax
User: Create a two-line progression diagram with:
	1.	Technology Progression (Top Line) – A sequence of innovations improving user interaction with information. Represent each milestone as a dot on the line, showing steady advancement:
	•	Computers (Centralized information)
	•	Search Engines (Made information easy to find)
	•	Mobile Devices (Made information accessible everywhere)
	•	AI Assistants (Provided instant, direct answers)
	•	Voice Interfaces (Enable seamless, natural interaction)
	2.	User Baseline Progression (Bottom Line) – A parallel sequence of evolving user needs, also represented as dots aligning with the top line:
	•	Wanted access → Computers solved this
	•	Wanted efficient search → Search Engines solved this
	•	Wanted mobility → Mobile solved this
	•	Wanted direct answers → AI Assistants solved this
	•	Want frictionless interaction → Voice Interfaces solving this

Additional elements:
	•	Outliers (Failed Tech-Driven Innovations): Place Google AR Glasses, Metaverse, and BCIs as scattered dots off the main lines, visually showing that they did not match user needs at the time.
	•	Future Potential (BCIs?): Position BCIs at the far end of the tech progression line, suggesting they might align with user needs in the future but are not yet relevant.

Ensure the lines clearly show alignment where successful innovations matched user baselines and outliers remain disconnected from user needs.*

This should give you a clean, structured diagram that clearly conveys the relationship between successful innovations, user needs, and failed tech-driven ideas in mermaid js v 10 syntax
Assistant: