The document discusses speculating about a future home filled with smart objects that know a lot about their users, perhaps too much. It outlines an activity where participants will:
1) Brainstorm smart objects in their home and the inputs those objects could have about users.
2) Consider the main goals and ideologies those objects should follow.
3) Put the objects, inputs, and ideologies on the wall to generate questions about how life would change if people lived with such smart objects.
The goal is to unpack how much smart objects should know about users and how exposed users want to be, as well as new conversations that might emerge between people and smart objects.
49. — Step 1 /Initial Brainstorming (10mins)
— Make groups
— Pick a room, think about what objects are in there
— Pick One/two object that might be interesting to play with later
51. WE ASSUME THAT THINGS ARE “SMART”
AND HAVE “BEST” INFORMATION
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54. WHAT IF MY COFFE MACHINE KNOWS ABOUT MY STRESS LEVEL?
COFFEE PRICES
MY ACCOUNT
PRODUCERS STRIKES
MY WORK SCHEDULE
FLOODS IN BRAZIL
MY COMPANY PROFIT
GARTNER HYPE CURVE
63. IF IT’S EASIER THINK OF IT AS A
PERSONALITY…BUT…THAT’S NOT
IT…
64. — Step 2 / What do objects know about us? (15mins)
— Let’s look at what inputs the objects you choose might have about us
# Play with different scales from near us to global
# Don’t think about today only but also future
65. — Step 3 / What is their main motive? (15mins)
— What are the main goals and ideology that your object should follow
# Think first about things related to the object
# Think about where society you imagine and the value that it would push
69. — Step 4 / Speculations! (20mins)
— Let’s put our objects, inputs and ideologies on the wall
— It can be yours, it can related to the type pf object it could be just random
— Find 3 big questions that you feel might have some strong implications in
the daily life of someone
— Let’s discuss on how life would change in this scenario