The Third Kind

An experimental static installation that helps people understand and imagine how human behavior will be interpreted when AI enters our social scenarios.

Human body language is one of the unique traits of our species—complex, diverse, and interpreted differently across various contexts, environments, and cultures. As artificial intelligence begins to integrate into human social spaces, the public often lacks awareness of how our behaviors are being recorded and interpreted from an AI’s perspective. Through this experimental installation, I aim to invite my audience to reflect on whether AI can truly comprehend human body language or if it merely simplifies—and potentially biases—our behaviors through data.