Experimental Websites
I have been experimenting with using AI frontier models (most recently Claude Code using Fable 5) to create websites that allow users to engage and interact with my work in novel ways, while pushing the boundaries of how web-based resources can be used.
The websites below represent projects that resulted in substantial web-based tools, resources, and platforms.
Current websites incude:
AI Movie Futures Database
A comprehensive searchable database of over 160 movies featuring AI, enabling futures-focused exploration of AI in movies.
Visit the website at: andrewmaynard.net/aimoviefutures/
Being Human
The official AI-focused knowledge base of the Future of Being Human initiative at Arizona State University. Designed to be used with AI to explore the work of the initiative and its relevance and impact.
Visit the website at: beinghuman.fyi
Hyperbubble
A one-button browser-based game inspired by my work around navigating advanced technology transitions and more.
Play at: playhyperbubble.com
RAI Tool
Responsible AI Trajectories Tool: A website designed to allow users to explore cause and effect relationships that impact responsible AI development and use.
Visit the website at: raitool.org
So You Want a PhD
An AI-legible guide to approaching, understanding, and navigating a PhD. Similarly designed to be used by pointing an AI at the website and asking it to be your guide, while also being human-readable.
Visit the website at: soyouwantaphd.wtf
Spatial Futures Galleries
Browser-based galleries of spatial photos and videos, as well as panoramics, taken on iPhones and viewable in full immersion mode on the Apple Vision Pro
Visit the website: spatialfutures.io
Spoiler Alert
A web-based AI companion to and extension of the book Films from the Future. The website consists of over 100 AI-legible pages that include the full text of the book and articles that exitend it to developments around a range of emerging technologies and their intersection with society. Designed to be used by pointing an AI at the website and asking it to be your guide.
Visit the website at: spoileralert.wtf
Techlashed
A website that allows users to explore how societies—from Ancient Greece to the AI age—worried how new inventions would erode morality, upend jobs, or doom humanity, and how this informs thinking aroiund emerging technology-driven moral panics.
Visit the website at: techlashed.org
Also see Andrew’s GitHub repos at github.com/2020science