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'''From the Turing Test to the Amazon Mechanical Turk, role-playing has represented a significant force in furthering the ideology of technological innovation.'''
'''From the Turing Test to the Amazon Mechanical Turk, role-playing has represented a significant force in furthering the ideology of technological innovation.'''

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Nobodies-for.bots II
Name Nobodies-for.bots II
Location Todays Art - Bleyenberg Floor 1
Date 2018/09/22
Time 14:00-18:00
PeopleOrganisations André Fincato, Cristina Cochior, Genevieve Costello
Type Meetup
Web Yes
Print No

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From the Turing Test to the Amazon Mechanical Turk, role-playing has represented a significant force in furthering the ideology of technological innovation.

Nobodies-for.bots is a quick and dirty workshop by Hackers and Designers, where participants are put inside a thriller-scenario and must play it out with the other participants: humans and bots alike. This is an exploration in reality-making and collective-being in a pan-usership and truths-rich era.

The workshop kicks off with simple role play exercises to develop the characters and set the scene. Participants will plug in their own text lines into the bots’ code as part of co-character and plot development that will unfold IRL via the messaging application Telegram. Then we play out the narrative, making a collective and kaleidoscopic story with characters that reflect upon decision making amongst new kinds of kin.

No previous experience in coding or role play is required. All sentiences are welcome.

Please note that space is limited for this workshop. To reserve your spot please register by sending an email to workshop@todaysart.nl.

More informations on Todays Art website!