Keynotes · Workshops · Panels
I speak about technology that responds to the body — how it works, where it fails, and why the honest version of the story is more useful than the marketed one. Audiences range from AI conferences and universities to museums and internal product teams.
Conferences, industry keynotes
Why the attention economy inverted the relationship between people and interfaces, and what changes when a system can read physiological state. Covers the sensing, interpretation and adaptation stack, and the boundary between what a camera can estimate and what it cannot.
Universities, museums, cultural institutions
A working trajectory: immersive installation and biofeedback art from 2003 onward, the Metaverses research at the University of Oregon, the AAAI 2016 paper, and how that became granted technology.
Product, design and research teams
A workshop format. How colour, typography, pacing and sound can respond to a person's state, what signals are usable in practice, and how to design for a signal that is probabilistic rather than certain.
Founders, product and regulatory teams
An evidence-first session on the difference between a measurement, an estimate and a diagnosis — and how to build a claims register your marketing team can actually work with.
Presented “Mindful Technologies: Research and Developments in Science and Art” at the AAAI Spring Symposium, Stanford University, 2016.
Primary — AAAI and dblp bibliographic records
Work presented at the Rubin Museum of Art, 2018.
Third-party — Institutional programme listing, collected on /media
Work presented at the Frost Science Museum, August 2017.
Third-party — Institutional programme listing, collected on /media
Presented Breathing AI at Techstars Demo Day, Roux Institute at Northeastern University, 2021.
Third-party — Techstars accelerator programme
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