Imagine a gadget which allows you to leave your legacy as an artificial intelligence. While you are still alive, you feed the neural network of an urn with personal data, which creates a replica of your own digital identity. It allows you to communicate with your previously determined heirs, expressing last wishes and passing on the digital heritage.
Data Urns/Daniel Huber (AT), Credit: Daniel Huber
Data Urns/Daniel Huber (AT), Credit: Daniel Huber
This speculative design project poses questions of digital immortality, data transparency and human consciousness.
Biography:
Daniel Huber (AT) *1992 in Leoben, Austria Student assistant and MA at the Department of Visual Communication, University of Art and Design Linz, BA MultiMediaArt FH Salzburg 2017 Exhibitions (selection): Das fliegende Teehaus, Galerie Eboran, Salzburg, 2019, Werkschau, Fotohof Salzburg, 2018 log.files, stories from the internet of things, Ars Electronica Festival, Linz, 2018, log.files, stories from the internet of things, AEC Linz, 2017, Cortona on the move, Cortona, Italy
