All Outputs (5)

Co-designing ‘ROMI’, a people-driven AI-Intervention with people living with type 2 diabetes from underserved communities (2025)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Rationale and aims: In the UK, over 4.3 million people live with Type 2 diabetes (T2D). Uncontrolled diabetes leads to 930 strokes, 184 amputations, 660 heart attacks, 2,990 cases of heart failure each week. Guidance (NICE 2015, 2022) recommends inte... Read More about Co-designing ‘ROMI’, a people-driven AI-Intervention with people living with type 2 diabetes from underserved communities.

Audience as co-writers: Using conversational AI to deliver audience agency in a participatory drama (2021)
Journal Article

Lander offers a glimpse of the elusive holy grail for participatory dramatists; a way to offer audience members a role within the narrative and to give them genuine agency over events and even the outcome.
He describes the use of a “conversational a... Read More about Audience as co-writers: Using conversational AI to deliver audience agency in a participatory drama.

Questioning ‘what makes us human’: How audiences react to an artificial intelligence–driven show (2021)
Journal Article

I am Echoborg is promoted as ‘a show created afresh each time by the audience in conversation with an artificial intelligence (AI)’. The show demonstrates how AI in a creative and performance context can raise questions about the technology’s ethical... Read More about Questioning ‘what makes us human’: How audiences react to an artificial intelligence–driven show.

Urban regeneration within the zone of possibility in citizen led ‘hybrid cities’ (2016)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

The work reported in this paper explores the development of citizen led ‘hybrid cities’ in which social web technologies mediate urban regeneration in what we term the Zone of Possibility. The term ‘hybrid cities’ is not new and has been used in a si... Read More about Urban regeneration within the zone of possibility in citizen led ‘hybrid cities’.

Experiments in Intimacy and Immersion (2015)
Journal Article

In 2010 I was struck by the real-life drama of Julian Assange and the leaking of secret documents by WikiLeaks. This was a story that broke across multiple sources – newspapers, radio, TV, government briefings, and WikiLeaks counter briefings. Then t... Read More about Experiments in Intimacy and Immersion.