Amber Li
Tasked with building a comprehensive narrative about artificial intelligence through a nonlinear format, I chose to discuss the inherent similarities of raising a child and the growing pains of AI, how they learn, its moral implications, and the architecture modelled off of our very own brains.
Designed to be a toy for learning through and through; with the original modularity of the Eames Cards to stack, as well as an option to tile flat to become Chutes and Ladders, a quintessential game of childhood.
Fall 2023 / 6 weeks
Ps, Ai, Copywriting, Packaging Design
Individual
Taking from swaths of academic articles from both the fields of psychology and artificial intelligence in order to juxtapose the two; emphasized stylistically through the intertwined serif/script type pairing.
When comparing children’s development to AI, a few storylines begin to emerge: Parenting, brain structure, and methods of learning.
20 cards, 7” x 11”
Board game style packaging
Laser-cut acrylic game pieces
Laser-cut acrylic game pieces
The question that comes throughout the set is: how do we care for AI, as a fledgling yet wickedly intelligent being? What role do we all play?
Displayed in the Joseph Ballay Center for Design Fusion as part of the “artificial:” exhibition from October 5—12, 2023.