Project Patching

AI, as a powerful subjective tool, has the potential to suppress cultural diversity and interpretative historical discourse. The top-down cultural infiltration method makes the development and application of AI not just a technological issue but also a cultural one. Data generated by subjective AI biases can create an echo chamber effect, unconsciously replicating or reinforcing biases, thereby amplifying the impact of cultural and future narrative biases. 

The Project Patching aims to counter AI bias by enhancing the diversity and representativeness of databases through regional collaboration. This involves collecting and integrating data from various cultural backgrounds, geographical locations, and socioeconomic groups to train AI systems. The goal is to ensure that AI can understand and appropriately respond to human culture.

This project has been developed during the TAICCA x Ars Electronica Art Thinking program.

[Installation]
Ars Electronica Festival
TTXC Taiwan Technology X Culture Expo G.A.M.E
Taiwan Design Week - The Gateway

[Workshop]
Ars Electronica Festival
Culture Stew 2024 (Finland)
Culture Stew 2024 (Hong Kong)