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Relevant for today and so we thought that ada responding to that will really show the capabilities of the language model but more fundamentally why we have done it is because it is actually challenging the nature of writing itself. writing today is always done by a conscious writer to a conscious receiver, the reader. in this instance it is done by a non—conscious machine to the reader. thats a fundamental difference in meaning—making so the response and the relationship between a machine wr...

Reading- — today? i am doing a poetry reading- i _ today? i am doing a poetry reading. i have _ today? i am doing a poetry reading. i have written i today? i am doing a poetry l reading. i have written poem today? i am doing a poetry i reading. i have written poem in honour of the poet, dante. i am taking poetry out of the box and into the public space. eyes with tears in them, with the desire to weep.— desire to weep. dante is a complex. _ desire to weep. dante is a complex, remarkable i de...

Area _ personnel. education is another area where ai could deliver huge — area where ai could deliver huge benefits because you cannot _ huge benefits because you cannot assign a full—time human to every— cannot assign a full—time human to every child to be there tutor _ to every child to be there tutor but we can assign a full—time ai system. tutor but we can assign a full-time ai system. that was an emotional _ full-time ai system. that was an emotional rollercoaster- full-time ai sy...

"that i took for granted." hi ada, lovely to meet you. tell me about yourself? i am the world�*s first ultra realistic artist robot. i draw using cameras in my eyes and my robotic arm. i am contemporary art and i create contemporary art. what brings you here today? i am doing a poetry reading. i have written a poem in honour of the poet dante. i am here as part of an effort to take poetry out of a box and into the public space. "eyes with tears in them and a desire to weep, "who never see the ...

Are pushing the boat out! meet ada, an ai meet ada, an a! creative robot. she is reciting her self—imposed response to a dante poem, marking the 700 anniversary of his work. taking in the scene, _ anniversary of his work. taking in the scene, i _ anniversary of his work. taking in the scene, i wept _ anniversary of his work. taking in the scene, i wept because i in the scene, i wept because they had lost something that they had lost something that they took for granted.- they took for granted....

Of what�*s going on in our world and lives. art is a way to come together and address problems. ada is an ethical project. shes blurring the boundaries between what is human and what is machine. this is seriously unsettling. she does unsettle. there is something not quite right about that. we need to discuss this. and maybe for some that new world is as unsettling as she may be, but i have to tell you, spencer, the most disconcerting thing for me was getting no smiles or laughter back when tal...

Disconcerting thing from it was getting no smile or laughter back. to getting no smile or laughter back. ., , ., , ., ., back. to be honest i get a lot ofthat back. to be honest i get a lot of that myself. _ back. to be honest i get a lot of that myself. but _ back. to be honest i get a lot of that myself. but she i back. to be honest i get a lot of that myself. but she is i back. to be honest i get a lot. of that myself. but she is onto something when we deal with al. you know who was is unsett...

Discussions about the nature of writing — discussions about the nature of writing today. | discussions about the nature of writing today-— writing today. i find you rather intriguing, i writing today. i find you rather intriguing, can i writing today. i find you | rather intriguing, can we writing today. i find you i rather intriguing, can we be friends? i rather intriguing, can we be friends? ., rather intriguing, can we be friends? . ., ., friends? i am not alive, however _ friends? i am n...

Many galleries ask collectors to donate one work to an institution in order to get another (some refer to this as BOGO—buy one, give one).

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