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how might we use AI to recreate our voice?

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how might we use AI to recreate our voice?

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Have a specific use

Have an impact (i.e., be necessary, improve some situation)

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be helping someone/something.

positive impact.

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to improve patient care?

to make patient care more efficient?

to help doctors?

to help doctors get more precise?

..?

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Our project should start from a new perspective or a new idea or concept.

How we consider about new technology, how we use technology to improve or change the world.

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Make people awake of the impact of technology

Make technology(specific one) makes world better

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Predictive AI

Assistive AI

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AI

haptic feedback

Improve user's safety and experiences using hands-free technology, encourage sustainable transportation

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Purpose of AI to make systems faster and efficient; saving time, but still maintaining the same or better output if a human was doing it.

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how might we apply AI in the design field?

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how might we apply AI in the design field?

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architecture

post-modern

what can we achieve?

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how might we detect that something is AI generated?

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how might we detect that something is AI generated?

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how might we use AI in the spread of misinformation?

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how might we use AI in the spread of misinformation?

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Memory

Identity

Sensory

Connection

Emotion

Consciousness

God gave us a brain so we would have the capacity to forget

Data loss when describing complex things

AI

Haptics

Gestures

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Aeon is a magazine of ideas and culture. We publish in-depth essays from the world’s most incisive and ambitious thinkers, and a mix of original and curated videos — free to all.

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The short film “We are Made of What we Forgot” delves into the concept of memory digitalization.

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In this fast-paced world, we often overlook the voice deep within us, losing the ability to deeply connect with our true selves.

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An exploration of the tampering of collective memory

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In 2044, London’s young adults share their views on DA-i, a biometrically personalized AI assistant, in this speculative mockumentary film.

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The story of a mother seeking forgiveness from her deceased daughter through food-based communication.

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It is said that humanity is characterised by its high degree of empathy and socialisation. Digitalisation has changed human communication drastically, but the means of expressing emotions have not evolved from language and facial expressions. However, recent advances in neuroscience and AI are making it possible to sense emotions from brain waves, which can dramatically transform our emotional communication in the future.

In this project, we aimed to initiate conversations about the future of communication by illustrating a future world where people can 'see' each other's emotions as graphics displayed above their heads with the imaginary product named 'EmoAura'.

Project outcomes include:

Future Scenarios of 'emotional transparency', consisting of short movies and descriptions

Emotional Graphics Chart as a visualisation of diverse emotions

AR Filter as UI for the future product 'EmoAura'

Exhibition for initiating conversations about the future of communication

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It is said that humanity is characterised by its high degree of empathy and socialisation. Digitalisation has changed human communication drastically, but the means of expressing emotions have not evolved from language and facial expressions. However, recent advances in neuroscience and AI are making it possible to sense emotions from brain waves, which can dramatically transform our emotional communication in the future.