Ankit Thesis Proposal
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1. The document discusses seamless systems and applications that continuously sync with users' actions and behaviors through surveillance and tracking. 2. As surveillance becomes more ubiquitous, it will become a social norm, though people may confront loss of privacy and personal autonomy. 3. The document explores how society may confront constant monitoring and questions if people can maintain control over their visibility and connectivity within both digital and physical realms.
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- 1. autonomy Ankit Shekhawat Masters in Interaction Design 2007 Master Thesis Domus Academy Project Leaders: Jozeph Forakis and Chiara Diana Project assistant : Katrin Svabo Bech In collaboration with [working title] Project Proposal
- 3. SEAMLESSNESS Joint-less Continuous Repetitious Ubiquitous Abstract
- 4. Seamless systems need to continuously sync with our actions and behaviours
- 5. Search engines try to be seamless by Attempting to understand our objectives
- 6. Our conversation are scanned for key words for relevance
- 7. Songdo, S. Korea’s upcoming U-city
- 8. For the sake of seamlessness, systems need to get smarter And they do that by tracking our actions and behaviour
- 9. Hence, seamless applications can have their tradeoffs
- 10. Deception
- 12. Lucrative advantages Sharing and expressivity.
- 13. Surveillance
- 14. Fast forward >>
- 19. Confrontation
- 20. We need re-conceptualize “the private sphere”.
- 21. How will we preserve and compromise our personal autonomy and sovereignty?
- 22. Will we try to escape?
- 23. Or we take it as a stage and act out our lives!
- 25. And If we accept it as a norm, will we have control over it?
- 26. Will we have control over our visibility?
- 27. Degree of control within our privacy spheres
- 28. Can we control our connectivity status in both digital and physical realms
- 31. THANK YOU