đź’Ś With Love From A.I.: Humanising Artificial Intelligence, One Postcard at a Time
What if A.I. could send you a postcard — not to sell you something, but simply to say hello?
With Love From A.I. is a personal project that explores how artificial intelligence can create something warm, personal, and tangible. I built a custom photo frame that I place in unexpected locations — from city streets to quiet corners — wherever I happen to be. Inside the frame is an iPhone SE, programmed to take a photo every 3 minutes.
Each photo is sent to a Node.js backend hosted on Firebase, where Google Gemini generates a short, heartfelt message based on the image. These are then turned into real postcards and mailed to random or submitted addresses — small moments of joy, delivered by A.I.
The frontend of the website was built using React and WebGL, with playful animations powered by Rive and a visual identity crafted in Figma.
💫 Special thanks to Hannah Thompson for bringing the project’s visual identity to life — from the postcards to the website. You're a star!
👉 Read the full story: withlovefromai.co.uk
📸 Follow along on IG: @withlovefrom.a.i
✍️ Read more about the process on Medium
đź“° Featured on: CreativeApplications.net
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