I made a small work for the collection of the data set and exhibited it at Milkbank. This work also collected some of the faces of the audience, but I will not publish these faces. The audience is too small and far from enough to use, so I collected some more faces that have been published on the Internet.

The audience is too small and far from enough to use, so I collected some more faces that have been published on the Internet.

Instead of using these faces directly, I used these faces to generate 200 AI faces in preparation for my new uncanny valley database.

Based on the principle of the uncanny valley effect that I previously studied in Unit 1,

I used the principle of generating NFT images to separate the facial features of these AI faces and mix them to generate 5,000 uncanny valley face photos.

I intentionally made them look like the photos on the ID card,

Random letters and numbers just like their names.

The topic I studied at UAL was about the uncanny valley effect. I built an AI uncanny valley data set in the Unit1 and Unit2 stages.

Eventually, they will be presented as UAL's fake ID Cards - UVL (Uncanny Valley London). A total of 200 UAL fake ID Cards are mixed among students and employees, mainly discussing and satirizing the background of today's AI era. Next, the blurring of human self-identity and the fact that AI penetrates the real world.