Attribution 4 AI

Transparency is more important than ever in our ever-changing world of generative artificial intelligence. The goal for Attribution 4 AI focuses on a simple but effective way to communicate HOW AI is used in creative projects to benefit the end users and viewers. To improve transparency, creators may add the images below to their creative works to help clarify how they leveraged AI in their creative process and whether the end product will be sold for profit.

h/t Clint Lalonde

Transkribus – Unlocking the past with AI

Navigate the complexities of historical documents with ease.

Transkribus is your AI-powered ally designed to simplify your time-consuming and laborious work with historical documents. With Transkribus, processes are automated, enabling you to effortlessly recognise text, and edit your materials. You can even train custom AI models for text and layout tailored to your specific needs. Additionally, Transkribus enhances your workflow by facilitating metadata enrichment, fostering collaboration, and giving you a powerful full text search. With Transkribus, you can streamline your work so you can focus on the fun stuff: unlocking the past.

About — Cybernetic Forests.

Eryk Salvaggio is a researcher and new media artist interested in the social and cultural impacts of artificial intelligence. His work explores the creative misuse of AI and the transformation of archives into datasets for AI training: a practice designed to expose ideologies of tech and to confront the gaps between datasets and the worlds they claim to represent.

En-ROADS

En?ROADS is a global climate simulator that allows users to explore the impact that dozens of policies—such as electrifying transport, pricing carbon, and improving agricultural practices—have on hundreds of factors like energy prices, temperature, air quality, and sea level rise.

h/t Alan Levine