Participant sketches were then used as inspiration for the final collection of 20 icons, detailed below. This Iconathon was the first step in a collaborative design process intended to provide the public with a greater - and more inclusive - range of ways to represent AI and machine learning. So, in late-Summer 2019, Noun Project partnered with Essence, a data science and measurement-driven agency, for an Iconathon all about Artificial Intelligence. The limited range of ways to convey key concepts in AI and machine learning contributes to the sensationalism of this critical topic and does little to demystify AI, or help audiences understand how it works and its potential impact on our lives. Practitioners complain about the use of frightening images to represent AI in the media, and visual representations including those in iconography often rely on metaphors like robots and lightning bolts to communicate ideas about AI. Despite the seemingly constant presence of AI in news headlines, the range of visual resources accessible to help designers, commentators, reporters, and researchers communicate about AI remains limited.
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