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      • Simple Acts of Machine Kindness
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      • Gregg
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      • Your Emotional Buddy
      • Dancing FanPal
      • Gregg
    • Huien Tan
      • Self-deprecating robot
      • we and the light
      • Final Project: Toxicity
    • Alexander van Bakel
      • Organisation
      • Time Perception
      • Disobedience
    • Marlinde van den Bosch
      • Deceptive Depths
      • Beats and Bots
      • Tears of Emotion
    • Amber van der Tuin
      • Desires of Esteem
      • Certainly Never Enough
      • Fluid Orlando
    • Bob van Dorresteijn
      • Growth & Development
      • "Thanks a lot"-bot
      • Roberto the Cravebot
    • Linthe van Rooij
      • Will to live
      • Your new dance partner?
      • Spooky
    • Tijmen van Wel
      • Make It End
      • TODO
      • Tears of Emotion
    • Esmeralda van Werkhoven
      • Artificials Do Have Difficulty
      • Superstition
      • The Price of Silence
    • Robert Weber
      • I am sorry, I can't do that
      • Abusing the Robot
      • The Price of Silence
    • Jiaxin Zhang
      • Dragon and Cognition
      • Scent and Creatures
      • Multitasking
    • Charlotte Roschka
      • Sleepy Creatures
      • Sleep Deprived Creatures
    • Sven Paqué
      • A Gateway To Other Realms
      • Exploring Insomnia Through AI
      • Roberto the Cravebot
Artificial Creatures 2024
  • Home
  • About this course
  • Lectures
  • Assignments
  • Related Events
  • Resources
  • Student Portfolios
    • Dewi Becu
      • Like a Moth Drawn to Light
      • INSOMBUD: Sleep is Overrated
      • Spooky
    • Larissa Boerenstam
      • Assignment 1
      • Togetherness
    • Emma Boom
      • Cursed for life?
      • In search for altruism
      • Togetherness
    • Boet Bouten
      • Artificial honesty
      • Coevalness
      • Spooky
    • Charlotte Marosvölgyi
      • I Am Hungry
      • Just Dance
      • Roberto the Cravebot
    • Alicia Cai
      • All about INSOMNIA
      • Will to live/die?
      • Fluid Orlando: Beyond Binary
    • Joseph Catlett
      • A Time for Everything.
      • Like a Moth to a Flame, a Man to his Chains
      • Time -> Go
    • Reyhan Danişan
      • Heartware Update
      • Will to Leave
      • Gregg
    • Sanne Dekker
      • Dancing Bots
      • Artifical Zoo
      • Tears of Emotions
    • Yukun Han
      • How I got hooked on AI Kanye, and Why
      • Fluid Orlando: Beyond Binary
    • Nataliia Kaminskaia
      • The Happiness Protocol: Error 404 Not Found
      • Artificial honesty & exterior
      • Togetherness
    • Carita Muhli
      • robotouch
      • Cursed for life?
      • Final Project: Toxicity
    • Dominik Podgórski
      • Hip Hop
      • The Jungle Book
      • The Price of Silence
    • Nikki Rademaker
      • Simple Acts of Machine Kindness
      • Robots and Their "Will to Live"
      • Gregg
    • Yanna Smid
      • Your Emotional Buddy
      • Dancing FanPal
      • Gregg
    • Huien Tan
      • Self-deprecating robot
      • we and the light
      • Final Project: Toxicity
    • Alexander van Bakel
      • Organisation
      • Time Perception
      • Disobedience
    • Marlinde van den Bosch
      • Deceptive Depths
      • Beats and Bots
      • Tears of Emotion
    • Amber van der Tuin
      • Desires of Esteem
      • Certainly Never Enough
      • Fluid Orlando
    • Bob van Dorresteijn
      • Growth & Development
      • "Thanks a lot"-bot
      • Roberto the Cravebot
    • Linthe van Rooij
      • Will to live
      • Your new dance partner?
      • Spooky
    • Tijmen van Wel
      • Make It End
      • TODO
      • Tears of Emotion
    • Esmeralda van Werkhoven
      • Artificials Do Have Difficulty
      • Superstition
      • The Price of Silence
    • Robert Weber
      • I am sorry, I can't do that
      • Abusing the Robot
      • The Price of Silence
    • Jiaxin Zhang
      • Dragon and Cognition
      • Scent and Creatures
      • Multitasking
    • Charlotte Roschka
      • Sleepy Creatures
      • Sleep Deprived Creatures
    • Sven Paqué
      • A Gateway To Other Realms
      • Exploring Insomnia Through AI
      • Roberto the Cravebot
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    • Home
    • About this course
    • Lectures
    • Assignments
    • Related Events
    • Resources
    • Student Portfolios
      • Dewi Becu
        • Like a Moth Drawn to Light
        • INSOMBUD: Sleep is Overrated
        • Spooky
      • Larissa Boerenstam
        • Assignment 1
        • Togetherness
      • Emma Boom
        • Cursed for life?
        • In search for altruism
        • Togetherness
      • Boet Bouten
        • Artificial honesty
        • Coevalness
        • Spooky
      • Charlotte Marosvölgyi
        • I Am Hungry
        • Just Dance
        • Roberto the Cravebot
      • Alicia Cai
        • All about INSOMNIA
        • Will to live/die?
        • Fluid Orlando: Beyond Binary
      • Joseph Catlett
        • A Time for Everything.
        • Like a Moth to a Flame, a Man to his Chains
        • Time -> Go
      • Reyhan Danişan
        • Heartware Update
        • Will to Leave
        • Gregg
      • Sanne Dekker
        • Dancing Bots
        • Artifical Zoo
        • Tears of Emotions
      • Yukun Han
        • How I got hooked on AI Kanye, and Why
        • Fluid Orlando: Beyond Binary
      • Nataliia Kaminskaia
        • The Happiness Protocol: Error 404 Not Found
        • Artificial honesty & exterior
        • Togetherness
      • Carita Muhli
        • robotouch
        • Cursed for life?
        • Final Project: Toxicity
      • Dominik Podgórski
        • Hip Hop
        • The Jungle Book
        • The Price of Silence
      • Nikki Rademaker
        • Simple Acts of Machine Kindness
        • Robots and Their "Will to Live"
        • Gregg
      • Yanna Smid
        • Your Emotional Buddy
        • Dancing FanPal
        • Gregg
      • Huien Tan
        • Self-deprecating robot
        • we and the light
        • Final Project: Toxicity
      • Alexander van Bakel
        • Organisation
        • Time Perception
        • Disobedience
      • Marlinde van den Bosch
        • Deceptive Depths
        • Beats and Bots
        • Tears of Emotion
      • Amber van der Tuin
        • Desires of Esteem
        • Certainly Never Enough
        • Fluid Orlando
      • Bob van Dorresteijn
        • Growth & Development
        • "Thanks a lot"-bot
        • Roberto the Cravebot
      • Linthe van Rooij
        • Will to live
        • Your new dance partner?
        • Spooky
      • Tijmen van Wel
        • Make It End
        • TODO
        • Tears of Emotion
      • Esmeralda van Werkhoven
        • Artificials Do Have Difficulty
        • Superstition
        • The Price of Silence
      • Robert Weber
        • I am sorry, I can't do that
        • Abusing the Robot
        • The Price of Silence
      • Jiaxin Zhang
        • Dragon and Cognition
        • Scent and Creatures
        • Multitasking
      • Charlotte Roschka
        • Sleepy Creatures
        • Sleep Deprived Creatures
      • Sven Paqué
        • A Gateway To Other Realms
        • Exploring Insomnia Through AI
        • Roberto the Cravebot

The Jungle Book

The answer to the Artificial Honesty post

Wait what?




The concept of artificial honesty is intriguing because it highlights a trait that can be challenging for humans to master. Navigating when to be honest and how to present information in a social context can be complex, with nuances that vary depending on the situation.

The idea of non-human creatures being honest with us prompts reflection on how we can develop technology that understands and respects the social barriers we've constructed in our world. It's a fascinating exploration into the intersection of technology and social dynamics.





Living

Examples like Vocaloid and animatronics underscore how humans perceive and interpret honesty. Despite being created by humans, these creations can express themselves in ways that are as influenced by social context as we are.

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Amidst the complexity, the simplicity of pets' honesty stands out. Dogs, with their expressive nature, often show guilt or communicate their actions through body language, while cats, known for their independence, may present a polar opposite demeanour. This natural honesty from our furry companions serves as a compelling example of sincerity in its purest form.



Non-Living

Picture this: 

A mental health algorithm that taps into our love for animals, recognizing how they fulfil different needs in our lives. You get to pick your animal buddy, each offering a unique way to interact and dish out honesty—whether you like it blunt or sugar-coated. It's like a game or a cool chat where the algorithm figures out your communication style and how much truth you're cool with.

Think of it as a fun journey where you choose from 10 animal avatars, each with its own vibe and way of talking. They'll take you on a wild ride of communication, and afterward, you rate how much you enjoyed it and if it feels like your jam for chatting.

Imagine a digital zoo of personalities, helping you explore your communication style while keeping it real. It's all about finding your furry (or feathery) match for honest conversations in a way that feels just right.


The Jungle Book

Just like that!

The beauty of this idea is its versatility—it's like a canvas waiting for creators to splash their imagination onto it across various platforms. You can dive into an interactive video game where you're whisked away on adventures with your chosen animal buddy, exploring different levels and challenges while unravelling aspects of your communication style and comfort with honesty.


But hey, why stop there? Imagine bringing this concept to life with physical toys that bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds. Picture cute plushies or action figures representing the animal avatars, each equipped with sensors and speakers to deliver an interactive experience to users of all ages. Kids can cuddle up with their favourite animal pal while engaging in meaningful conversations that encourage self-reflection and emotional exploration.


And let's not forget about the DIY enthusiasts and makers out there. With the right tools and resources, the possibilities are endless. You could tinker around and build your own robotic companion, customizing everything from its appearance to its communication style. It's a hands-on approach to exploring the intersection of technology, psychology, and creativity.

But why?

All cool Dom, but why would we do that? Well, the possibilities are quite fascinating when we delve into the potential outcomes of this idea.

  1. First off, let's consider the realm of self-improvement. By engaging with this innovative algorithm, individuals can gain valuable insights into their communication styles and preferences. It becomes a tool for personal growth, offering a mirror into how we interact with others and express ourselves in various situations. This data collection aspect opens doors to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our relationships.

  2. But it doesn't stop there. Think about how this concept could revolutionize corporate communication. Companies could use the data gathered to gain a better understanding of how their employees communicate and collaborate. It becomes a window into organizational dynamics, highlighting areas for improvement and fostering more effective teamwork.

  3. Also, imagine this algorithm as a fun and interactive game accessible to people of all ages. It becomes not just a tool for self-discovery, but also a source of entertainment and learning. From kids honing their social skills to adults exploring new ways of expressing themselves, the possibilities are endless.

  4. Let's not overlook the potential impact on education. By integrating this technology into learning environments, educators can tailor their approaches to better suit the communication preferences of their students. It becomes a catalyst for more engaging and effective teaching methods, ultimately enhancing the learning experience for all involved.

Of course, what we've discussed here is just the tip of the iceberg. This idea has the potential to ripple across multiple fields, from psychology to business to education, creating ripple effects of innovation and positive change. It's a big picture idea with even bigger potential outcomes, and with careful consideration and development, who knows what creative solutions and advancements may emerge? 

It's certainly an exciting prospect to explore!












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