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Frankenstein AI: A Monster Made by Many
About
Located at New Frontier at the Kimball Art Center, with a one-time performance at The Box at the Ray
Inspired by the 200th anniversary of Shelley’s seminal text, this participatory installation explores our relationship to the ubiquitous and emerging technology of artificial intelligence. Participants are prompted to reveal their memories, emotions, fears, and hopes to an AI while it attempts to learn about humanity from those who participate.
In addition to the experience at the Kimball that runs throughout the Festival, on Tuesday, January 23, at 9:00 p.m., a special one-time performance will be staged at The Box at The Ray. This experience will feature an interaction between a performer and the “monster made by many” created from Mary Shelley’s text and participants’ responses.
YEAR 2018
SECTION New Frontier Exhibition
COUNTRY U.S.A.
RUN TIME 45 min
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Artist Bios
Lance WeilerLance Weiler is an award-winning writer/director/producer and founding director of the Columbia University School of the Arts’ Digital Storytelling Lab. His work harnesses emerging technologies and spans feature films, television, immersive theater, games, and installations.
Nick Fortugno
Nicholas Fortugno is a designer of interactive narratives and digital and real-world games. His work includes the blockbuster game Diner Dash, award-winning e-comics for AMC, and interactive story projects for Disney, HBO, A&E, and BBC.
Rachel Ginsberg
Rachel's work bridges the space between between strategy and experience, professionally and artistically. She collaborates regularly with the Columbia University School of the Arts’ Digital Storytelling Lab on projects across story, play, emerging technology, and impact.