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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)
Mentorships & Student Jobs
The lab is committed to support people through formal mentorship programs and paid labor opportunities interested in:
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building new skills,
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making new connections and
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sharing the pleasures of learning.
XSEED Project 2021-23
This is a new 2-year project by the Digital Dramaturgy Lab_squared (DDL2, Prof. Antje Budde) in collaboration with the Interactive Media Lab (Prof. Mark Chignell) at U of T. This position will assist in working on our new research project "PLAYStrong - Promoting Student Resilience through Interactive Prototypes for Embodied Self-learning". The project aims at building interactive environments that help students in everyday stress situations in a competitive university context to assess their situation, explore alternative scenarios and game plans in a playful and embodied way.Inspired by projects of service engineering, UX design, and the Brechtian innovation of participatory learning plays (serious games) and the pleasure of learning
July 2021-June 2023
Post-doc position at the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, U of T
Dr. Sebastian Samur
March-June 2023
Research Assistant - special projects/PLAYStrong
Ohryong Kwon
Evan Moritz, MA
Yizhou Zhang, MA
Feb.-March 2022
Doctoral Research Assistant - special projects/PLAY Strong
Amir Haidar, MA (CDTPS, U of T)
Sept.2021-March 2022
Creative lab project assistant/PLAYStrong work-study position
Liam Donovan (Depts: English and CDTPS, U of T)
Stefania Stoica (Depts: French Literature and Neuroscience, U of T)
Liam Donovan
Jan.-April 2021
Mentorship National Scholarship Award
Madeleine King
It is with great pleasure to announce the first mentorship of the Digital Dramaturgy Lab_squared for the National Scholarship awardee Madeleine King. Madeleine, interested in theatre production, digital dramaturgy, media history, community-making and performance technology, will receive artistic advice, professional networking suggestions, creative research support and opportunities for skill development by her mentor Prof. Antje Budde. The DDL2 continues its support for women in technology, while Madeleine hopes to enrol in the production stream of the undergraduate program of the Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies in Fall 2021.
For more information see here:
About Madeleine and the mentorship
About the National Scholarship Award
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