Unveiling Invisible Sight

Researchers created an interactive art installation to illustrate how artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted Internet of Things (IoT) devices “see” humans in Unveiling Invisible Sight: Exploring AI Perception and Privacy in IoT Devices through Interactive Art.

Student installs digital display on CyberArts — A research assistant installs part of the Invisible Sight exhibit at the Torpedo Factory. Photo by Michel McDonald, CCI

This project delves into the complex relationship between AI perception, privacy, and security in IoT devices through interactive art.

Unveiling Invisible Sight also explores cybersecurity countermeasures to devices such as smart cameras, voice assistants, and intelligent sensors that collect and process private data, which can expose users to cyber threats.

It will help enable and enhance technologies for secure and robust AI-assisted cyber physical systems, accelerating their development and widening their adoption across applications.

Project Investigators

Principal Investigator (PI): Rui Ning, assistant professor, Old Dominion University (ODU) Department of Computer Science
Research assistant: Steven Chen, ODU Department of Computer Science
Research assistant: Junrui Zhang, ODU Department of Computer Science

ATTEND THE CYBERARTS 2024 EXHIBIT AT THE TORPEDO FACTORY