Platforms of Permission - Fueling Creativity
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The document outlines a mission to engage individuals in creating public art to foster education, collaboration, and empowerment, emphasizing that anyone can be an artist. It highlights a collaborative practice where learning, experimentation, and community contributions are fundamental to the art-making process. The initiative advocates for a continuous state of learning and values support, empathy, and collaboration in achieving artistic goals.
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Talk Title: AI-Driven Personalization in UX: Designing for One in a Million
In this session, Sultan Shalakhti explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping user experience through smart, adaptive personalization. From e-commerce to banking, personalized design has become a key differentiatorwhen done right. Learn how to apply AI tools to enhance user journeys, balance personalization with privacy, and build experiences that feel uniquely human. This talk blends strategy, ethics, and real-world use cases for UX professionals ready to embrace the future.
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Understand the Core Concepts of AI-Driven Personalization
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Platforms of Permission - Fueling Creativity
- 1. Platforms of Permission Fueling Creativity
- 3. Our Mission is to engage people in designing and building public art as a catalyst for education, collaboration and empowerment.
- 4. We are: A New model for the exploration of art through a highly developed collaborative practice
- 5. We believe: Every step in the art-making process is an opportunity for learning and growth Individual contributions are fundamental to the whole Anyone can be an artist All that matters is your drive to learn and your passion to create. We can teach you the rest Each project is a vehicle to learn new technical skills, cultivate a critical approach to art
- 6. We dont just create public art; we create public artists
- 9. What it looks like Gratitude Support Access Vulnerability Experimentation Listening Scaffolding Engagement Horizontal Leadership Patience Empathy Research Expertise Horizontal Learning Fun
- 11. How it is done
- 13. Say YES
- 17. Dont need to know how, just need enthusiasm to learn
- 19. Every teacher a student and every student a teacher
- 21. A continual state of learning and research through doing!
- 23. Use spectacle to disable social inhibitors to create a social condition of permission
- 24. Temple at night image
- 27. Do not covet your ideas
- 33. Working towards a common goal
- 37. You are the vision holder. Its your job to help people succeed.
- 38. You are the one who can see how to get from here:
- 40. To here:
- 43. Temple of Flux
- 45. You practice and learn through doing:
- 47. In the end you are all artists who built this:
- 51. www.fluxfoundation.org info@fluxfoundation.org twitter :: facebook :: flickr - fluxfoundation
Editor's Notes
- #11: Oakland Parks & Rec installation in parks throughout the city Installation-based temporal pieces such as the Temple of Flux & Colony as well as more sculptural pieces which continue to tour and be shown such as BroillyFlock and the Fishbug Our new piece Zoa
- #29: Classes to the public My First Poofer!
- #35: If you ever want to come build with us, come by our West Oakland warehouse. We will put you to work!
- #44: For example
- #45: Pause and explain