Independent concept · Spatial media · Human–AI interaction

Continuum

Share a performance while keeping personal control. Explore how AI could coordinate discovery, viewpoints, interruptions, and returning to a shared media session.

MY CONTRIBUTIONSpatial interaction, human–AI behavior, visual direction & prototyping.

Explore the workflowPrototype & status
Continuum independent spatial media concept with a shared jazz session
Independent visual concept · Spatial and hardware behavior remains to validate.

01 / Key workflow

A clear sequence, with people in control.

  1. 01

    Find something together

    Describe the moment, compare a few choices, and preview before inviting anyone.

  2. 02

    Choose what changes

    Review an AI action and its scope before applying it to your own view.

  3. 03

    Return on your terms

    Explore a personal bookmark and catch-up path without changing someone else’s session.

02 / Design exploration

Make the interaction visible.

Design artifacts show the intended experience; they do not establish that a client product shipped.

Early Continuum sketchboard exploring intent and a private starting point
Early-stage sketchboard · Intended behavior and questions to test.
Continuum voice-action review concept with explicit Apply and Cancel controls
Visual exploration of action review and individual control; not evidence of validated spatial hardware behavior.
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03 / Prototype

Open the private prototype

The existing prototype requires ChatGPT sign-in and access. Its sharing settings are unchanged.

Open the private prototype (new tab)

What is ready—and what remains to learn.

Designs and a private prototype are available. Hardware comfort, live voice integration, and usability outcomes remain unvalidated.

04 / Next questions

Test the behavior behind the visual.

  • Can people predict whether a change affects only them or the shared session?
  • Can they preview, correct, and undo an AI action?
  • Can they step away and return without disorienting either viewer?

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