Our 4th Design Redefined seminar, a collaboration between Innovators for Purpose, the MIT Museum, and MIT MAD, featured a dynamic panel discussion led by Raechel Walker and Daniella DiPaola, both Ph.D. students at the MIT Media Lab, along with Wendell Joseph, a visionary thinker, dreamer, educator, designer, and strategic advisor. iFp's Emerging Innovator, Ramzey, expertly moderated the session. Together, they initiated a dialogue that set the stage for a transformative approach to AI development.
The conversation covered a range of critical topics, including:
For those who couldn't join us or wish to revisit the insightful discussion, we invite you to listen to the conversation on the "Voices of 2 Blocks" podcast, available in Season 3, Episode 4. This episode offers a deep dive into how we can collectively foster a more inclusive, ethical, and engaged approach to AI, ensuring technology serves all of humanity equitably.
Note: Design Redefined is a series designed to engage the public in conversation, aiming to shift our collective perception of design from a traditional product-centric viewpoint—commonly associated with graphic, industrial, or fashion design—towards recognizing it as a process, such as design thinking or human-centered design, and ultimately as a powerful tool for social impact. Our goal is to broaden the understanding of design, showcasing its potential to drive societal change.
