This paper proposes a procedural design workflow that incorporates conceptual 2D designs, low-fidelity craft mock-ups and iterative design into a co-design process for Disabled musicians and instrument designers with the intention of opening new pathways for personalised, participant-led design approaches to ADMI development.
This full-day workshop uses the concept of dissonance to think about and experience AI in live performance, covering visual, musical, and other creative practices, and aims to develop a shared vocabulary through hands-on, practice-based engagement.
Daniel Snow, Alexander Cohen, Enrique Encinas et al.· Adjunct Proceedings of the 1...· 0 citations
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly acknowledged as a transformative driver in design processes, yet its integration in architectural education often remains limited to image generation and generic productivity tasks. This study explores the feasibility and perceived usefulness of integrating AI into architect...
Samah Elkhateeb, Nada Hathout, Gehad Habib et al.· Architecture· 0 citations
Embodying the Artificial examines how dance creation unfolds in dialogue with generative AI and related technologies to explore how generative systems reshape the creation and performance of dance.
This paper investigates the role of generative AI as a co-creative design partner with children (aged 9-12) to envision child-centric school streets. Drawing on future studies that highlight how diverse ways of imagining shape human perception, we examine how AI-mediated speculation reshapes co-design & participatory d...
C. Tandon, Charu Monga· International Conference on...· 0 citations
Abstract Creativity is paramount in design engineering, driving design innovation with new ideas. Visual representations are crucial in communicating and refining design ideas. The emergence of image-generative AI presents new opportunities, but a comprehensive understanding of AI creative capabilities, particularly in...
V. Chulvi, L. Ruiz-Pastor, A. Berni et al.· Artificial intelligence for...· 0 citations
FocusGen is presented, an interactive system that introduces external perspectives into visual design exploration through a "virtual focus group" of simulated persona agents, and is positioned as a divergence scaffold for early-stage ideation rather than a substitute for audience research.
Jaewon Choi, H. Vasconcelos, H. Lee et al.· 1 citation· ⚡1
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