AI as Mass Performance: "Choreomata" Book Launch Panel

Roberto Alonso Trillo; Marek Poliks; Reza Negarestani; Keith  Tilford; Impett Jonatahan; Mattin; Jennifer Walshe; Sepideh Magidi

AI as Mass Performance: "Choreomata" Book Launch Panel

Roberto Alonso Trillo^*, Marek Poliks, Reza Negarestani (Contributor), Keith Tilford (Contributor), Impett Jonatahan (Contributor), Mattin (Contributor), Jennifer Walshe (Contributor), Sepideh Magidi (Publisher)

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Academy of Music

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Abstract

Topics of discussion will be floated beforehand, but a great deal of the discussion should represent a retrospective on 2023, the year in which AI was most visibly summoned into existence as a social object through the megatheater of technology startups, engorged media platforms, political agents, the self-identified creative world, and a general audience of which many directly interacted with the concept for the first time.

The discussion should focus less on what AI is, and instead the challenges and opportunities that this object represents for social institutions, labor, and cultural production.

Original language	English
Type	Book Presentation Panel
Media of output	Online
Publisher	Foreign Objekt
Publication status	Published - 9 Dec 2023

Scopus Subject Areas

Music
Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)
Artificial Intelligence
Computational Theory and Mathematics
Philosophy

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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