AI Narratives

This is the premiere - part 2 - of the AI narratives we've surfaced. Beyond walking you thou each narrative we give a helicopter view to see what bigger stories are there. 

Discussion of AI narratives, focuses on the various perspectives on artificial intelligence. The hosts, Kasia and Kasia, delve into the essence of their project, which aims to categorize and present 20 different narratives related to AI. 

This episode is a second part ofresults - insightfully exploring how various narratives about AI shape public perception and understanding of technology's role in society. The hosts aim to provide listeners with a comprehensive view of these narratives while encouraging critical thinking about the implications of AI development.

Discussion of AI narratives, focusing on the creators' passion project that explores various perspectives on artificial intelligence. The hosts, Kasia and Kasia, delve into the essence of their project, which aims to categorize and present 20 different narratives related to AI.

This episode insightfully explores how various narratives about AI shape public perception and understanding of technology's role in society. The hosts aim to provide listeners with a comprehensive view of these narratives while encouraging critical thinking about the implications of AI development.

As JutroLab - female collective of strategic design - we dive into narratives on AI that surround us. In this episode we take you behind the scenes of getting from intuitions to destined narratives. Join Kasia & Kasia, together with their AI sidekick as they surface stories we tell ourselves.

The main focus of the AI narratives project discussed in the podcast is to explore the stories that humans tell themselves about artificial intelligence (AI). Jutro Lab emphasizes the importance of these narratives, stating that the words and stories we use influence our thoughts and the technologies we develop. They aim to provide a balanced perspective on AI by discussing their own biases and positionality as designers, as well as the biases inherent in AI systems themselves.