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AI Crafts: How might AI advancements reshape future approaches to design and creativity?
Let's delve into the profound influence of emerging technologies on the film industry and how they significantly shape our perceptions of the future.
Serra Ikiz
May 16, 2024
Hi,
The recent announcement about advancements in AI and chatbots has captured significant attention once again. 👀
OpenAI has unveiled GPT-4o, an improved iteration of its GPT-4 model that powers ChatGPT. This new version significantly improves speed and capabilities, particularly in handling text, vision, and audio. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman highlighted the model's "natively multimodal" nature, which means it can seamlessly generate content and understand commands across various formats, including voice, text, and images.
These AI improvements, particularly chatbots, have profound implications for designing and interacting with technology. With GPT-4o's enhanced speed and multimodal capabilities, designers can create more intuitive and responsive spaces by using new features.
For instance, a chatbot that understands and processes voice, text, and images can provide a richer and more engaging user experience. This multimodal functionality means users can interact with AI in ways that feel more natural and less constrained by traditional input methods, leading to more fluid and dynamic interactions. AI is becoming crucial in architecture, design, and the creative field. Many designers have started to use AI-generated images as a resource for inspiration.
AI will supercharge our students with creative power, bringing lots of design alternatives at rapid speeds. However, they need proper training, and this newfound pace and abundance must not supplant our commitment to the foundational principles of architecture.
This improvement reminds me of movies like Her, where the protagonist is in love with an AI system. In these movies, advanced AI seamlessly integrates into daily life, blurring the lines between technology and human interaction.
The advancements in AI also open up new possibilities for accessibility and inclusivity in design. Multimodal capabilities mean that people with different needs and preferences can interact with technology in ways that best suit them. For example, individuals with visual impairments can benefit from voice commands, while those who prefer visual information can rely on image-based interactions.
By incorporating these diverse interaction methods, designers can create more inclusive products that cater to a broader audience, ensuring that technology is accessible to all.
Also, tomorrow we have AI Creative Challenge 5.0; you can still participate in these changes. Prepare to unleash your creativity and showcase your innovative ideas. 🦾🦾
Best,
Serra