prAIvacy

In an age of rapid AI adoption, digital media profoundly influences younger generations like Gen Z and Gen Alpha, raising critical concerns about data privacy and the ethical use of AI-generated content. This project addresses the growing risks of personal data exploitation and overexposure to biased or unreliable AI-driven information. Through a curated space experience, it aims to educate audiences on safeguarding data privacy and understanding the ethical implications of AI tools. By advocating for greater transparency in AI training processes, the project seeks to foster awareness and equip future generations with the knowledge to navigate an increasingly AI-dominated digital landscape responsibly.

WEEKLY PROGRESS

Week 8

Re-working with Web-based Scanner & Looking into Existing Services
Week 7

Relook into ESP32-CAM & Failed Attempt
Week 6

Redesign of AI Toolkit & Dissertation
Week 5

Identifying the Other Methods on AI-Generated Content
Week 4

More User Testing for AI-Test Papers
Week 3

Generating Ideas & Photoshop's Blending Layer Effect
Week 2

Gathering of Dataset & First User Test for AI-Test Paper
Week 1

Getting Back on Track & Prep for Survey

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Week 15

Curation for the Pulication & Summary for Semester
Week 14

Final Push for Prototyping & Catalogue of Making
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