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AI will eventually surpass the human brain but getting jokes ... that could take time. (Geoffrey Hinton)
Exploring A/I Artistic Intelligence
Irony is about contradictions that do not resolve into larger wholes, even dialectically, about the tension of holding incompatible things together because both or all are necessary and true. Irony is about humour and serious play. It is also a rhetorical strategy and a political method,
one I would like to see more honoured within socialist-feminism. (Donna Haraway)
Project development workshop Aug.26, 2024. Demo Jacob Loat
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Poster: Larry Ng
Screenshot augmented: Antje Budde
Healing Interaction. - body.mind.machine.
A workshop, demonstration, idea exchange, community discussion and Sunday PIZZA brunch.
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This is a praxis-based research demonstration and symposium organized by the Digital Dramaturgy Labsquared (DDL2) in collaboration with the Interactive Media Lab, U of T.
Research lead: Antje Budde
Research co-leads: Mark Chignell, Noah Zijie Qu, Don Sinclair
Collaborators: You Zhi Hu with with Audrey Tian and Jinfeng Wu, Kwame Kyei-Boateng, Jacob Loat, Ilja Mirsky, Evan Moritz, Shiu Hei Larry Ng
Event soundscapes: Lars Crosby - analogue-digital composer and musician
Oct.6,2024.
2--6pm
Luella Massey Studio Theatre, 4 Glen Morris Street, St. George Campus, Toronto (NOTE: not wheelchair accessible)
FREE event
Register for event HERE.
Zoom link
Meeting ID: 438 566 6762
Passcode: 080742
Media disclaimer: This event will be video and sound recorded and documented as well as live-streamed. With attending this event you give consent to be part of the streaming and documentation.
Sponsor information
The research demonstration event Healing Interaction. - body.mind.machine. is partially sponsored by the Inlight Student Mental Health Research Initiative as part of the research project The Cave that Hummed a Song - Moving VR, Moving body and mind - Play, labor and learning to be well. We thank Jill Carter, Trina Moyan and Shak Gobert for their important contributions.
The Cave that Hummed a Song project could not be completed as planned but our research demonstration event will share some of the preliminary research outcomes and ideas as well as exciting additional research and ideas expanding beyond the original intentions.
We thank the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies (CDTPS) at U of T and the Interactive Media Lab, U of T for their in-kind support.
Research project lead and project manager: Antje Budde
Project lead collaborators: Don Sinclair, Noah Zijie Qu (Interactive Media Lab)
Initial Collaborators: Jill Carter (co-lead), Shak Gobert, Michael Inzlicht (Work and Play Lab), Ilja Mirsky, Trina Moyan
Remaining collaborators: Michael Inzlicht and Ilja Mirsky
