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GVU Research Showcase Spring 2022

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Research, on current equine technologies, shows that limited exploration is being done in the space of wearable technology. MR ED is a research project focused on designing wearable tech for horses & riders.
This map visualizes demographic indicators of gentrification in neighborhoods (defined by census tracts) along the current and proposed path of the Atlanta Beltline, an "urban redevelopment" project under construction along a loop of disused railroad tracks that circumvent the city, stitching together some of its most historic neighborhoods.
Building on our prior work on AI agents to think out loud in plain English, we are taking the next step. You will not only see Frogger think out loud using plan English, you will also be able to visually connect which parts of his language correspond to which parts of the game. For e.g, the statement "I am trying to avoid the red truck to the left" will be accompanied by a visual indication of the red truck. While language is instrumental in making black-boxed AI systems explainable to lay users, having a layer of visual correlation makes our approach even more powerful.

   

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