Olivia Tai Shares Archive of Handwritten AI Confessions
Artist Olivia Tai gathered anonymous handwritten notes on strangers' relationships with AI.
Olivia Tai posted that she collected 400+ handwritten secrets from strangers about their relationship with AI this year. The archive is hosted at whatwetellai.com and was designed with collaborator Arin Pantja. Justine Moore wrote that she read the notes and observed many people using AI to understand and communicate with others in their lives. The linked source describes the project as an anthropological art project documenting AI's presence in intimate details of life through anonymous contributions.
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Do you have an AI confession? This year, I collected 400+ handwritten secrets from strangers about their relationship with AI. Check out the archive here. Designed by my brilliant friend, designer, and collaborator @arin_pantja
Do you have an AI confession? This year, I collected 400+ handwritten secrets from strangers about their relationship with AI. Check out the archive here. Designed by my brilliant friend, designer, and collaborator @arin_pantja
400+ strangers submitted anonymous, handwritten notes about how they use AI. I read all of them - and found many folks use AI to better understand and communicate with the people in their lives. Paradoxically, I believe AI will help us develop more empathy for other humans.
Do you have an AI confession? This year, I collected 400+ handwritten secrets from strangers about their relationship with AI. Check out the archive here. Designed by my brilliant friend, designer, and collaborator @arin_pantja