COSMIC 1001: Engaging Future Speculation on Space Exploration with Generative AI
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2026
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| author | Peng, Lingyu Liang, Yu Zhang, Ying Ge, Chang Li, Qingchuan |
| author_facet | Peng, Lingyu Liang, Yu Zhang, Ying Ge, Chang Li, Qingchuan |
| contents | Cosmic 1001 is an interactive installation that transforms space exploration history into a speculative news experience. Participants first browse a news-based archive of major space events, then pose future-oriented questions or specify conditions such as year, celestial body, or mission name. In response, AI generates a future news item including a headline, article, narration, and visual media. These outputs are accumulated in the Future Tunnel, a shared visualization where individual stories form a collective landscape of possible futures. By combining historical space events with science fiction references, the installation explores a space between documentation and imagination, treating the future not as a fixed prediction but as a visible and discussable speculation. |
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| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | COSMIC 1001: Engaging Future Speculation on Space Exploration with Generative AI Peng, Lingyu Liang, Yu Zhang, Ying Ge, Chang Li, Qingchuan Human-Computer Interaction Cosmic 1001 is an interactive installation that transforms space exploration history into a speculative news experience. Participants first browse a news-based archive of major space events, then pose future-oriented questions or specify conditions such as year, celestial body, or mission name. In response, AI generates a future news item including a headline, article, narration, and visual media. These outputs are accumulated in the Future Tunnel, a shared visualization where individual stories form a collective landscape of possible futures. By combining historical space events with science fiction references, the installation explores a space between documentation and imagination, treating the future not as a fixed prediction but as a visible and discussable speculation. |
| title | COSMIC 1001: Engaging Future Speculation on Space Exploration with Generative AI |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.11827 |