Reflecting on New Approaches for the Design for Behavioural Change Research and Practice: Shaping the Technologies Through Immersive Design Fiction Prototyping

Stepanovic, Mila; Ferraro, Venere

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-49760-6_39

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“…recent MIT deepfake storytelling project [92]), olfactory or tactile material. For the future, we ideally recommend a VR prototype [93]. Overall, we consider 3 disjunct groups: the makers of the immersive prototype, a set of designers with expertise in AIVR and a multidisciplinary set of participants with knowledge in a variety of technological areas overlapping with AI and VR or not.…”

Section: B Immersive Design Fictions For Aivr Safetymentioning

confidence: 99%

Malicious Design in AIVR, Falsehood and Cybersecurity-oriented Immersive Defenses

Aliman

Kester

2020

2020 IEEE International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality (AIVR)

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Advancements in the AI field unfold tremendous opportunities for society. Simultaneously, it becomes increasingly important to address emerging ramifications. Thereby, the focus is often set on ethical and safe design forestalling unintentional failures. However, cybersecurity-oriented approaches to AI safety additionally consider instantiations of intentional malice -including unethical malevolent AI design. Recently, an analogous emphasis on malicious actors has been expressed regarding security and safety for virtual reality (VR). In this vein, while the intersection of AI and VR (AIVR) offers a wide array of beneficial cross-fertilization possibilities, it is responsible to anticipate future malicious AIVR design from the onset on given the potential socio-psycho-technological impacts. For a simplified illustration, this paper analyzes the conceivable use case of Generative AI (here deepfake techniques) utilized for disinformation in immersive journalism. In our view, defenses against such future AIVR safety risks related to falsehood in immersive settings should be transdisciplinarily conceived from an immersive co-creation stance. As a first step, we motivate a cybersecurity-oriented procedure to generate defenses via immersive design fictions. Overall, there may be no panacea but updatable transdisciplinary tools including AIVR itself could be used to incrementally defend against malicious actors in AIVR.

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Section: B Immersive Design Fictions For Aivr Safetymentioning

confidence: 99%