David Lime - This website aims to share valuable insights and knowledge acquired during the course "Communication and Media 408 - AI in Human Communication" throughout the semester. On this page, I will touch on key points from each week of the semester. Whether you're considering enrolling in the course or simply intrigued by the capabilities of AI, this website caters to your curiosity! Explore the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and discover its applications in the realm of human communication. Join me on this journey of learning and exploration!
Noelle Kaufmann - For my final project, I decided to do a mixture of a proposal for the University of Michigan not to incorporate AI within the art programs, as well as an informative rundown of AI in art and its history. I wanted to make it not seem like a super severe proposal but more like a way to learn about the consequences of using it within the field of art and the controversies around its incorporation.
This project explores the potential of AI in the gaming industry, inspired by our discussion in Week 6. We discussed examples where AI has improved efficiency and accuracy in various areas. At that time, I was deeply into playing "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom," known for its extensive open-world freedom. I thought about how integrating AI into games could potentially offer even greater freedom than Zelda. This curiosity led me to delve into this topic. Additionally, our classroom discussions about ethical challenges and regulatory boundaries were very enlightening. My analysis of the gaming industry in the slides is a direct affirmation of the content we discussed in class.
Allison Jacobs, Ava Class, Brooke Humphrey, and Sydney Vigo - The AI in the Field podcast is a series of conversations with people across a range of industries and backgrounds, based on our many discussions from class that addressed different industries and topics.