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Your suggestion is definitely an area where we are happy to have projects. Two examples from previous years are: | Your suggestion is definitely an area where we are happy to have projects. Two examples from previous years are: | ||
[[2010#Delta:_Party_Line_Detection]] | [[2010#Delta:_Party_Line_Detection]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:22, 5 November 2020
Contact: Vaiva Kalnikaitė, Dovetailed <vaiva@dovetailed.io>
2021 suggestion: Barometer of Public Emotions
Feedback:
Your suggestion is definitely an area where we are happy to have projects. Two examples from previous years are:
2010#Delta:_Party_Line_Detection
2016: The Politics of Wikipedia
2020 project: Ethical Surgery Assistant
Additional contact in 2019 - Francine Ganter Restrepo <francine@dovetailed.io>
Idea for 2020:
Auntie Iris (AI)
Client: Vaiva Kalnikaitė, Dovetailed
Morality and ethics are concepts created by people. However, people are not always inclined to behave in ethical ways. Much of the debate around the fast development of AIs has focussed on ensuring that machine learning systems are designed ethically and make decisions that do not result in harm to any. These debates assume that people are the authority on ethics and morality. In an ironic twist, your task is to build an AI that functions as an ethical consultant or agony aunt to its end users. Much like an interaction with an agony aunt, the system should take on a conversational dynamic, with the user asking a question for which the AI has a witty and philosophical response to.
AI agony aunt
2016
earlier
Something related to touch/tangible interaction?
Or location-specific, related to the recent chalking project in Mill Road?
