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Summary
“Feels Like Paper!” is a series of prototypes about augmenting physical paper through AI. Various ML models, LLMs and a mixed reality headset are used to infuse physical paper and ink with properties of the digital world without compromising on their physical traits.
Key Insights
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AI interfaces can enhance traditional interactions, making them more fluid and intuitive.
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Physical paper retains a special tactile quality that many users gravitate towards.
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The integration of AI with physical interfaces can provide continuous insights into user context and intent.
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Augmented reality can guide user attention without being intrusive when designed thoughtfully.
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Real-time feedback from AI can create immersive experiences akin to lucid dreaming.
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The relationship between technology and user can foster a sense of co-creation.
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Smart glasses represent a spectrum of potential interactions from basic to highly immersive.
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Embodied interfaces can sometimes function without additional visual augmentation.
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Designing for behavior rather than linear outputs is crucial in developing AI-driven solutions.
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Ethical considerations and privacy concerns are essential when developing new AI technologies.
Notable Quotes
"I'm a designer and prototyper focusing on building empowering interfaces."
"Our interfaces are still over reliant on the visual and the auditory sense."
"Conventional user interfaces have a very low rate of information exchange."
"Augmenting our sensors through AI is a great opportunity."
"Physical paper has a special tactility to it that people love."
"Interacting with technology should prioritize the actual interaction itself."
"The virtual and physical content should be experienced on one common layer."
"The interface creates a hierarchy between the technology and the user."
"Using handwriting as an interface minimizes distractions from AI augmentations."
"This all points towards a future where virtual and physical coexist seamlessly."
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