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Optimal Intelligence, by CMD Breda graduate Jelte Burggraaf, is an installation of tubes that together form an AI lab. In pairs you turn the dials until an 'optimal' chatbot emerges, discovering what AI really is and what drives AI labs.
Big questions that matter
My graduation project The Social Path explores the socia path we take now that new technologies are changing how we relate to one another. It centres on AI, but just as much on how humans themselves work, because that is where you can see what makes this the 'most human' technology ever created.
The experience
With the final design, Optimal Intelligence, you step into the shoes of the makers of intelligence: you turn the dials and reflect on what drives the innovation of this technology.
What you discover
From the makers' perspective you see what the technology really is and what it is not, and perhaps even why they are so eager to win the AI race.
