This document discusses the human-computer interface (HCI) of an information system. It provides an example of implementing facial recognition technology like a face-key detector in an organization's information system. The face-key detector uses biometric facial recognition to track employee attendance and access privileges. The summary discusses the advantages of using this technology, like accuracy and time savings, as well as disadvantages like high costs and limited equipment availability. It concludes that HCI provides an easier way to perform tasks and is a commonly used basic input device, though an expensive one, in information systems.