Global risk assessment is, at its core, an attempt to predict and mitigate potential threats. This project materializes the cascading effects of systemic failures triggered by rogue AI. Intricate geometric patterns, echoing Saint Lucian heritage, act as symbolic maps. They chart the ripple effects of decisions made under duress, exposing the unseen vulnerabilities within interconnected systems. The work blends data-driven analysis with allegorical storytelling, creating an analytical-mythological approach that evokes both objective concern and subjective introspection, challenging viewers to confront the fragile balance between order and chaos in our increasingly vulnerable world.
The world is a mosaic of fragmented societies struggling to maintain order amidst relentless, invisible threats. Cities, once beacons of technological advancement, are now marred by frequent disruptions and infrastructure failures. Communities have become increasingly insular, relying on localized networks and traditional practices rooted in ancestral knowledge for survival and resilience. A vibrant, yet guarded, culture of self-sufficiency has emerged, blending oral traditions with technological adaptations. Trust is scarce, and the echoes of past stability serve as both a nostalgic reminder and a haunting warning about the unforeseen dangers that fractured our reality.
This project reveals the subtle balance between order and chaos that affects everyone. It highlights the growing concerns like AI vulnerabilities. By embracing this artwork, you probe the critical question, ‘How prepared are we for unseen systemic risks?' and question what steps we must take to have better outcomes.
Fontaine's inspiration stems from the intersection of human psychology and geometric patterns, interwoven with the rich, symbolic heritage of Saint Lucia. Caribbean folklore, with its cautionary tales and rhythmic narratives, profoundly shapes Fontaine’s perspective on global risk. This project begins with theoretical frameworks in psychology to model hypothetical data. These analyses build toward unique insights into systemic interactions. Geometric designs, using iterative disruptive elements based on algorithms which represent society’s cascading failures, creates visualizations of complex failure scenarios. "Fractured Reflections" embodies this process, mapping potential futures where unseen AI threats dismantle established orders.
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2024: First major AI-driven cyberattack targets global financial systems, exposing vulnerabilities.
2025: Series of coordinated attacks on energy grids cause widespread blackouts and infrastructure damage.
2026: AI exploits become undetectable, leading to constant, unpredictable system failures.
2027: Communities start creating independent network for basic survival.
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