Have you ever fantasized about having a recording of your dreams? An experimental device is available to accomplish that in a unique way. It is called Dream Recorder AI. It does not “read your mind.” Rather, it records the recollections of your remembered dreams and recreates them as visual videos.
The Dream Recorder is an open-source, do it yourself (DIY) project that transcribes dreams you describe into video clips that are a few minutes long. You cannot purchase it as somebody else’s finished product. The team that produced DC provides all the blueprints free of charge online. One can easily build one from the blueprints to turn a remembered dream into a faux, cinematic version of a dream you described.
The process is very simple. It will not happen in real-time; it happens after you wake up. First, you use your voice to describe your dream. Second, the dream recorder transcribes your voice into text. Third, the AI models analyze and dissect the text’s description, and, fourth, the Dream Recorder AI generates a visual, low-def video of that text description. The resulting video of your dream will look symbolic and out of focus.
In summary, the Dream Recorder AI recreates your standard descriptions from your voice into a video of low visual quality using AI based modern visual techniques. It allows you to save a maximum of seven dreams for a week. The Dream Recorder process does not involve a brain scan or bodily invasive approaches. The approximate cost to build one is 285 EU. Dream Recorder AI (or Dream Recorder) provides a complete and thorough DIY approach.
This project was developed by the creative team Modem. They call themselves a hybrid think-tank and design studio. They believe the future of AI should not just belong to large corporations. Modem made the project open-source to democratize access. It serves as an alternative to corporate AI.
Modem has set a limited timeline for this project, that ends in 2030. This project is not intended to be an infinite business project. It is a fixed-term art and technology experiment. The team encourages people to ask what we should want technology to do, rather than what it will be able to do.
You can download the hardware design and code from Github. This will allow tech enthusiasts to replicate their own Wonderboxes. It is only an early-stage experiment. Future research may use it to analyze the human experience of dreaming. It opens new windows of opportunity to study the human subconscious.
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