Review of Ron Wakkary's 'Things We Could Design'
Review of Ron Wakkary's book discussing more-than-human design issues
Dr Jesse Josua Benjamin
Jesse was a Research Associate on the project, working around generative AI. He draws upon design training, and integrates design research with philosophical analyses to unfold phenomena associated with emerging technologies; such as sense-making practices, design affordances, and how in particular technologies transform the appearance of the world and the things and people in it. He left the project in 2024 to become an Assistant Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology.
Entoptic Field Monitor @ MozFest House Amsterdam
Exhibiting the latest version of the Entoptic Field Monitor at this year's MozFest
Ryelands AI Lab: Collaboration with a Lancaster Primary School on Generative AI
We designed and deployed six lessons on Generative AI for a local primary school.
Paper on the AI-driven Entoptic Field Camera
We presented a paper at this year's CHI conference on Human Factors in Computing
Entoptic Field Monitor and Shape of Trust at the V&A
Showing our work at the V&A Museum as part of the Ethical Dilemma Cafe at London Design Festival
MozFest and the Ethical Dilemma Cafe
We had several projects at Mozilla's Ethical Dilemma Cafe in Manchester this year.