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Magritte's "Son of Man" metaphor explores digital obscurity of reality. AI model collapse mirrors human isolation effects. Minds struggle without diverse input. Balancing AI benefits and genuine human connection crucial. Develop metacognitive skills to navigate this new landscape.
Generative AI promises personalized learning at scale but risks creating dependency. Complementary cognitive artifacts enhance skills; competitive ones replace them. Effective AI tutors balance engagement and autonomy, expanding human cognition without diminishing critical abilities.
Artificiality provides future-focused research to navigate AI innovation in the emerging Intimacy Economy. We guide you from cutting-edge foresight to strategic innovation, preparing you for the next era of AI.
At Artificiality, we're pioneering the exploration of tomorrow's human-AI landscape. Our focus is on anticipating and shaping the future of human-machine collaboration, with a particular emphasis on the emerging Intimacy Economy. As future-focused researchers, we provide organizations with the foresight needed to navigate the complexities of the AI age with confidence and creativity.
We are at the forefront of investigating a profound shift from the Information and Attention Economies to what we call the "Intimacy Economy." This new paradigm represents a fundamental change in how humans interact with AI, characterized by deep personalization, advanced interfaces, and AI-driven experiences that engage with us on deeply personal levels.
Our future-focused research explores:
Our flagship offering provides deep insights into the future of human-AI interaction, offering a comprehensive view of the emerging Intimacy Economy.
We develop tailored future scenarios for your organization, helping you envision and prepare for multiple potential futures in the Intimacy Economy.
Evaluate your organization's preparedness for the Intimacy Economy and identify areas for strategic development.
Engage your team in immersive, thought-provoking workshops designed to deep-dive into the future of human-AI interaction.
Partnering with Artificiality for your future-focused research needs provides numerous benefits:
Contact us today to learn how Artificiality can help you navigate the future of the Intimacy Economy and build a resilient, innovative organization ready for tomorrow's challenges and opportunities.
We work with a wide range of corporate, government, higher education, and non-profit organizations, including Capgemini, E.ON, EY, Galp, the House of Beautiful Business, Linn-Benton Community College, Lane Community College, Lotto NZ, the National Head Start Association, Numenta, Montana University System, Oregon State University, Quartz, R/GA, Santander, the State of Oregon, The New York Times, Webjet, and the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education.
Some of the people we work with have been kind enough to say nice things about us.
“It’s been a tremendous honor to have the chance to work with you and learn from you. We’re looking forward to integrating your book into our learning ecosystem.” Kathy Doiron, Director, Catalyst Labs, Starbucks
“Helen and Dave are two of the most fascinating human beings I’ve crossed paths with in this industry and are well worth following.” Josh Lovejoy, Designer, Google
“Helen and Dave delivered a brilliant session for our 500-person advertising team at The New York Times. For businesses not inherently rooted in technology, there is perhaps no phenomena as alluring in its potential, inevitable in its advance and utterly terrifying by virtue of its technical and moral complexity as artificial intelligence. Dave and Helen delivered a uniquely engaging session that addressed this exact complexity and everyone came away from the workshop more optimistic about the role AI will play in their business moving forward.” Zazie Pence, Talent and Culture, The New York Times
”Helen and Dave sparked a candid and vigorous conversation among senior administrators from Oregon colleges and universities during their half-day session. While we've all been inundated with news reports and commentaries about AI, their presentation cut through the noise by helping identify key information and issues for these leaders to wrestle with.” Ben Cannon, Executive Director, Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission
“The incredible workshop session led by the Edwards at the 2020 Talent Summit was not only thought provoking, engaging, and innovative, but came with practical takeaways. Feedback on the workshop from summit attendees was excellent. The Edwards knocked it out of the park!” Todd Nell, Director, State of Oregon Workforce and Talent Development Board
“Helen and Dave were great workshop facilitators and our diverse group—from AI novices to experts—was able to learn valuable AI insights and create new ideas for ethical AI in education.” Taylor Bohn, Partnerships, National Head Start Association
“I have been involved in executive development and digital transformation for a number of years and can safely say that Helen and Dave's ability to make AI simple and accessible is outstanding. They break down technical barriers so executives can understand new strategic opportunities and the extent to which machines will change people and the way we work.” Paulo Pisano, Chief People Officer, Galp
“Helen and Dave have a unique understanding of AI technology, its business opportunities and its effect on people and society. They have a knack for pulling disparate pieces together in a way that helps people understand the bigger picture.” Kevin Delaney, Co-President and Editor-in-Chief, Quartz
“Helen and Dave have a unique ability to describe what it means to be human in the age of AI. They prompt an audience to think beyond the technology and to consider how technology can be both humanizing and dehumanizing. They are masters in translating complex issues into compelling, relatable stories, and theirs was the first presentation about AI that reassured me that, yes, we can do this, a beautiful future is possible with AI.” Tim Leberecht, Co-CEO, The House of Beautiful Business
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