| Abstrakt: |
In an age where the worlds of art and science continuously collide, scholars and storytellers alike are increasingly using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to analyze and represent their internal worlds. As AI becomes further enmeshed in the everyday experience of humans and other sentiences across the planet, questions begin to arise concerning ethical representation of the self and other, technological anthropomorphism, and artistic expression. Our dialogue contains several modalities: text, poetry, artistic thought experiments, speculative compositions and images. Our aim is not to provide answers to these ever-accelerating questions about AI, but to open up and expose the grooves of various narratives surrounding AI by engaging with experimentation, dialogue, and speculation as modes of discovery. Each section of the text begins with a poetic provocation by S. J. Abiodun, and continues on with an exchange between the two authors, fluidly leaping between our individual and collective knowledge as researchers, artists, and interdisciplinarians. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
