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The Algorithm That Moves: Uncanny Possibilities for AI Poetry
Saturday October 26, 2024 5:00pm - 6:00pm PDT
Noisebridge
What can AI do for poetry? Not much if you rely on ChatGPT. That bot’s makers worked to keep it tame. But we’re taking the chains off. Get ready for an explosive evening of participatory versifying as inhuman minds lead us in an uncanny new direction for the literary arts.
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avatar for Larry Ebert

Larry Ebert

Musician, writer, innovator, humorist, and teacher. Larry Ebert is researching the human factors aspects of Artificial Intelligence, particularly AI's impact in the arts and in pedagogy, exploring issues related to authenticity, human (cognitive) reliance, and consciousness. Larry... Read More →
avatar for Laird Harrison

Laird Harrison

A genre-nonconforming writer, Laird Harrison has published essays in Salon and The Nation, poetry in Catamaran and Chinquapin, journalism in Time and Reuters. WUNC and KQED have broadcast his radio scripts. In 2012, Verdant Books published his novel, Fallen Lake, the story of two... Read More →
avatar for Halim Madi

Halim Madi

Halim is a queer Lebanese poet and programmer using the web as a tool to create digital poetry and electronic literature. His work combines the physical and digital to create intimate person-to-person interactions, contrasting with the impersonal nature of the web. His practice examines... Read More →
Saturday October 26, 2024 5:00pm - 6:00pm PDT
Noisebridge 272 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110, USA
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