"The Grass is Always Greener" and "Questions for AI"

As a third-year undergraduate student studying Interactive Systems Design, Kate’s art explores a variety of mediums, in which a focus on the creative aspect of perspective is carried throughout her work. With Kate’s complementary interests in art and technology, she primarily experiments with graphic design, digital illustration, photography, and a combination of these mediums in her projects. "The Grass Is Always Greener": This piece is a digital print created using Adobe Photoshop that parodies the well-known “grass is greener” proverb. "Questions for AI": There are some questions out there that are hard to think about or ask. Perhaps even some that we will never have definitive answers for. However, as technology continues on its course of rapid advancement within the landscape of our ever-evolving society, these are the questions that stand between us and our understanding of where the future of humanity lies. As such, “Questions for AI” is a digital print series that prompts viewers to reflect not only upon recent modern development in artificial intelligence, but also on the new realities of the human race.

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USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research Journal
Published
2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.32396/usurj.v10i1.812
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Computational and Text Analysis Methods
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"The Grass is Always Greener" and "Questions for AI"

Kate Wright
USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research Journal
Computational and Text Analysis Methods
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"The Grass is Always Greener" and "Questions for AI"

Kate Wright
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Abstract

As a third-year undergraduate student studying Interactive Systems Design, Kate’s art explores a variety of mediums, in which a focus on the creative aspect of perspective is carried throughout her work. With Kate’s complementary interests in art and technology, she primarily experiments with graphic design, digital illustration, photography, and a combination of these mediums in her projects. "The Grass Is Always Greener": This piece is a digital print created using Adobe Photoshop that parodies the well-known “grass is greener” proverb. "Questions for AI": There are some questions out there that are hard to think about or ask. Perhaps even some that we will never have definitive answers for. However, as technology continues on its course of rapid advancement within the landscape of our ever-evolving society, these are the questions that stand between us and our understanding of where the future of humanity lies. As such, “Questions for AI” is a digital print series that prompts viewers to reflect not only upon recent modern development in artificial intelligence, but also on the new realities of the human race.

USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research JournalVol. 10(1)
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Computational and Text Analysis Methods
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