Come meet all of the DM researchers, faculty, and graduate students as they demo their latest interactive artifacts. Sneak peak to projects coming soon!

The doors are open Wednesday, April 8 from 12:30 - 4:30 pm on the 1st Floor of Technology Square Research Building.

Chatbot of Truth

Chatbot of Truth by Chengzhi Zhang is a 6.7-foot-tall installation inspired by the Mouth of Truth, a famous tourist spot in Rome. Chatbot of Truth has a chatbot (fine-tuned ChatGPT) as its underlying algorithm determining “Yes” or “No”. The user can put one hand into the statue’s mouth and ask a Boolean question. The statue would answer with “Yes” or “No” or “I don’t know” based on its best knowledge, and replies whether it’s a good question to ask a Chatbot or not. This provides context to the learner that generative AI is better for certain kinds of knowledge than others and the quality of its output is heavily dependent on the quality of user input. For instance, you can ask, “Did I have coffee today?” it will answer “I don’t know.” and provide the reason “Chatbots don’t know your personal details that they’re not told (and don’t understand human experience)...”

Future of Dance

Jasmine Kaur is building a design stock market using design futuring methods to explore the future of AI in the realm of dance, examining its potential cultural, ethical, and creative implications.

Doraemon Portal

A Doraemon portal by Sosuke and Supratim: Ever wished you had Doraemon's portal door? Come and see it for real!

Harmful AI incidents

A visualization project by Yiling Bai

LuminAIx

Three panel AI literacy installation by the Expressive Machinery Lab

Earsketch

Expressive Computing learning environment (BVI use and AI powered) by Expressive Machinery Lab