Making an AR stethoscope in the form of a Y2K walkman that kind of acts like a metal detector and xray too. Week Zero: Assigned readings and precedents: Sonic Arcade: Shaping Space with Sound Sonic Arcade: Shaping Space with Sound is a multi-component exhibition featuring interactive installations, immersive…madmuseum.org Sonic Arcade: I think that these are great gallery and art pieces, but I would be interested in seeing real world application…

Comparing the AI Art Generation conversation with the “What is AI” conversation. Notes on Molly Steenson’s talk AI means “making machines do things that would need intelligence if done by man” “improve themselves” “be conscious of its existence” Therefore Can AI make art? No, it can’t, not as long as “AI Art Generators” are still being built the same way they are. AI Art Generators feel like NLP tools, in the way that in how they were made, they don’t mimic the way the human mind actually thinks. [often, they work backwards]

Prompt: design a novel mode of engagement with data, using sensor information from a physical environment Immediately, my mind headed in the direction of spacial data visualization. However, with the data being environmental sensor information, I wonder: Rather than visualizing what can already be felt, how can the data be…

Using ChatGPT + Stable Diffusion Playground

sending you hiccups part 0: [a book called] “Hiccups”

Goal: Draw an animation at the center of an object → changes based on distance sensor + specific words recognized Steps: 0. Fix my VS Code. Set up p5.js — — Wire up an ultrasonic distance sensor. Connect the serial inputs of the distance sensor to a p5.js sketch. …

Pedagogy: learning from the least to most conventional methods for making — In my 3rd semester at the CMU School of Design, I took Dylan Vitone’s course “Digital Imaging” — one of(/possibly still) my most enjoyed courses at CMU. I really, really appreciate Dylan because he unquestionably supports his students’ goals and visions, and that lets really, really wonderful work be made…

TIME/DISTANCE/COMPOSITION/PROPORTION MODELING — A few months ago, I was tasked with a 4-part assignment regarding timelines. We made [1] a timeline written as prose, [2] a timeline in bullet points, [3] a “scroll” timeline (distance between points physically proportionate to time), and [4] a wild card. For the free interpretation of a “timeline…

I’ve always found it hard/unrewarding to make a habit out of journaling. Then, at the same time, I’m disproportionately upset when I can’t seem to remember something — more than just where I last left my keys, or that really important thing I just remembered before I got reoccupied with…