The document discusses emerging technologies and their potential impacts and applications. It covers topics like artificial intelligence, computer vision, machine learning, internet of things, medical devices, generative design, zero-UI, emotion recognition, thermal cameras, predictive crime analysis, and digital profiling. Both benefits and risks are mentioned, such as streamlining design processes but also potential security vulnerabilities of connected devices. Overall, the document presents an overview of several rising technologies and considers their implications.

1. TITLE
Is the rising technology a threat?

2. Simone Paternich & Andrea Spatari

3. Fabrizio Gramuglio

4. 1 Physical Data
3D PERSONA FEATURES
2 Speech, Hearing & Dialog
3 Environment Detection
4 Emotions & Empathy
5 Knowledge & A.I.
6 Level of Intimacy

5. DIALOG and Q & A
Advanced Dialogue Engine supporting Natural Language
dialogue
NLP (Natural Language Processing)
Jargon & Prosody features

6. MULTISENSORY INTERACTION
Incoming Stimuli and Priority Matrix
3D Persona is able to manage and prioritize multiple
simultaneous stimuli
Sight, Hearing, Biomedical & Biometric information

7. DIALOG (Technical Overwiev)
4 Different engines to create an answer:
1. Artificial Intelligence: Rational element
2. Artificial Empathy: Emotional element
3. Moral & Ethical Engines
4. Level of Intimacy: Relationship element

8. ALIENS ARE COMING .. IN PEACE
© Arrival

9. TEST PANEL
2 Nations: Italy & Switzerland,
4 Classes: @150 students

10. Technologies

11. Artificial Intelligence: the overworked buzzword

12. Artificial Intelligence:
is an entity (or collective set of cooperative
entities), able to receive inputs from the
environment, interpret and learn from such
inputs, and exhibit related and flexible
behaviors and actions that help the entity
achieve a particular goal or objective over a
period of time.

13. Computer Vision: see & understand

14. Machine Learning: Learning by examples

16. Georgia: NEC for City Surveillance

17. Crowd analysis in airports

18. Technology is not perfect, yet

19. IoT: Internet of Things

20. FDA approves pill with sensor that digitally tracks if
patients have ingested their medication

21. XEROMA

22. E-SKIN

23. Medical devices with the following
technologies:
- wireless connectivity
- remote monitoring
- near-field communication
Reported a hacking with user data
loss/stealing in the past 6 months.
More than 36,000 healthcare-
related devices in the US alone are
easily discoverable on Shodan, a
sort of search engine for connected
devices.
Wired (03.02.17) - Trend Micro & Zingbox report

24. Medical Devices in Hospitals
US hospitals currently average 10 to
15 connected devices per bed,
according to recent research from
IoT security firm Zingbox.
The former V.P. Richard “Dick”
Cheney ordered changes to his
pacemakers to better protect it from
hacker.
Johnson & Johnson warned
customers about a security bug in
one of its insulin pumps last fall

25. Evolutionary Algorithms

26. Suggestions/Q&A
L'intelligenza artificiale potrà creare a sua volta altra intelligenza
artificiale?

27. Suggestions/Q&A
Qual è la linea di demarcazione tra una intelligenza artificiale e una
programmazione molto sofisticata (che funziona con dati in
tempo reale, che fa uso di 'intelligenza collettiva’)?

28. Myths & Legends

29. Robots will take your own job

30. 47% In US!

31. AI Could Kill Us All

33. The 4° Industrial Revolution

34. Generative & Evolutionary Design

35. What happens when computers become designers

36. The Impact of Generative Design
Design Efficiencies
Speed development and production of
parts through streamlined work flows
Weight Reduction
Leverage additive manufacturing to
eliminate excess material
Improve Efficiencies
Improve performance through weight
reduction and design efficiencies

37. What Is Zero UI? (And Why Is It Crucial To The Future Of Design?)

38. It’s NOT a new concept
haptics
computer vision
voice control
artificial intelligence
ZERO UI

39. It’s NOT “no-screen” UI

40. “It’s like learning to
play 3-D chess,”
Goodman laughs.
“We need to think
away from linear
workflows, and
towards multi-
dimensional
thought process.”

41. ZERO UI WILL REQUIRE DESIGNERS TO RELY ON DATA AND AI

42. DREAM BIG

43. We will be the next UI

44. Computer Vision

46. Smart shop-window can detect Age, Sex & Emotions

48. Walmart is developing facial-recognition
technology

49. Enjoy your favorite movie

50. In the meanwhile … at Disney

51. In the meanwhile … at Disney

52. After the movie, finally, you can have some..
Relax

53. Class action against a sex-toy Canadian
company (for about 4M$) because they
collect data about their.. users

54. FACS: Facial Action Coding System &
FRS: Facial Recognition System

55. Emotions recognition: is it biased?

56. Profiling based on facial features …

57. My personal
reaction

58. Voice Emotion
Recognition: did
you say
something?

59. Thermal cameras: I can see your feelings

60. What Would The Next Step Be?

61. Read emotions using a Wi-fi

62. See invisible things: computer senses beyond
the human senses

63. ARTFICIAL EMPATHY
Ability to understand user emotions and react
in real time (Cognitive Empathy)
Compassion & Imitation
Feel its own emotions

64. The ability to uses different levels of AE*:
1. Emotional Contagion:
automatic reaction of imitating the other’s primitive movements, based on
Emotion Recognition process through different senses as voice prosody, facial
emotions, postures, gestures, body temperature, heartbeat & pulse.
2. Emotional Empathy & Cognitive Empathy:
through emotional contagion (motor mimicry) and development of self-
awareness and perspective taking, a variety of mental states are induced by
observing (estimating) the other’s mental state
(*) Based on Asada Classification of Robotic Empthy
ARTFICIAL EMPATHY

65. 3. Sympathy Compassion & Imitation:
Unlike step 2 the induced emotional states of sympathy and
compassion are different from the other’s one, based on
understands the other’s state (synchronization), and feels different
ones (de-synchronization).
4. Perceived – Felt Emotions:
Emotional Behavioral Map (an Emotional Map designed to
reproduce user behaviors) allows our AI to feel their own emotions
based on stimuli received
(*) Based on Asada Classification of Robotic Empthy
ARTFICIAL EMPATHY

66. Emotional Advertising: the next step in
Advertising

67. Interactive movies: the next step in TV shows
& cinema

68. Netflix: “Choose your adventure”

69. Predictive crime analysis: the next step in
security & law

70. Digitalize: Digitalize the human being

71. Digital Profiling for Good

72. Digital Profiling
for Good

73. Identify Protesters With Their Faces
Partly Concealed

74. Detecting and
understanding the mood
of students as they enter
the school building can
lead to earlier
interventions preventing
violence and possible
school shootings

75. The software can also
alert school personnel
about students
demonstrating extreme
sadness or depression
leading to earlier
interventions potentially
preventing teen suicide

76. Pre-Crime/Act
Recognition
System

77. Suggestions/Q&A
Sarebbe interessante approfondire nei diversi ambiti della
progettazione come la tecnologia “avanzata” potrebbe semplificare
le funzionalità e l'utilizzo degli oggetti, esponendo gli effettivi
pericoli che potrebbero ripercuotersi sull'individuo che ne fa uso

78. Suggestions/Q&A
fabrizio.gramuglio@gmail.com
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