« We try to inspire students with this history of narrative methods and generative narrative methods that were pre-digital. Things like sonets, some of the Ulipo experiments. We have a picture [on the slide] of an early plot robot. An other example of just ways that people used different templates or models to create stories or try to automate the creation of stories before computers. Also history of mutimedia, narratives and stories from AI is a source and contexte. Also, I have started, and I'm hoping this year to do more with. This is what I've started teachins, a long history of story generators, pre-digital, then also digital ones that have led up to large language model of AI, so my contemporary students understand that every story generator has a model of language of storytelling that it realizes. You know, Plato assumes that a story is a plot and so, by looking at these different attemps to model storytelling, we can look at some of the ideological assumptions about what's important in a story, and we can also critique those and try to come up with better models of story as a result. And I think that Samuel'S ecosystem is another good example of trying to encourage our students to think about the different ways that you can generate stories and come finding some of these different methods as, maybe, a future goal, rather than the large language model AI and the predictive AI technology. » · MIARA dossier thématique

« We try to inspire students with this history of narrative methods and generative narrative methods that were pre-digital. Things like sonets, some of the Ulipo experiments. We have a picture [on the slide] of an early plot robot. An other example of just ways that people used different templates or models to create stories or try to automate the creation of stories before computers. Also history of mutimedia, narratives and stories from AI is a source and contexte. Also, I have started, and I'm hoping this year to do more with. This is what I've started teachins, a long history of story generators, pre-digital, then also digital ones that have led up to large language model of AI, so my contemporary students understand that every story generator has a model of language of storytelling that it realizes. You know, Plato assumes that a story is a plot and so, by looking at these different attemps to model storytelling, we can look at some of the ideological assumptions about what's important in a story, and we can also critique those and try to come up with better models of story as a result. And I think that Samuel'S ecosystem is another good example of trying to encourage our students to think about the different ways that you can generate stories and come finding some of these different methods as, maybe, a future goal, rather than the large language model AI and the predictive AI technology. »

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Citations: « We try to inspire students with this history of narrative methods and generative narrative methods that were pre-digital. Things like sonets, some of the Ulipo experiments. We have a picture [on the slide] of an early plot robot. An other example of just ways that people used different templates or models to create stories or try to automate the creation of stories before computers. Also history of mutimedia, narratives and stories from AI is a source and contexte. Also, I have started, and I'm hoping this year to do more with. This is what I've started teachins, a long history of story generators, pre-digital, then also digital ones that have led up to large language model of AI, so my contemporary students understand that every story generator has a model of language of storytelling that it realizes. You know, Plato assumes that a story is a plot and so, by looking at these different attemps to model storytelling, we can look at some of the ideological assumptions about what's important in a story, and we can also critique those and try to come up with better models of story as a result. And I think that Samuel'S ecosystem is another good example of trying to encourage our students to think about the different ways that you can generate stories and come finding some of these different methods as, maybe, a future goal, rather than the large language model AI and the predictive AI technology. »
Est cité par: Laura Shackelford
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has top concept: Écosystèmes socionumériques; Arts trompeurs; Intelligence artificielle; Robot; Analyse littéraire; Automate; Archéologie des médias; Imaginaire; Innovations technologiques; Médias numériques; Technologies numériques
datasetTimeInterval: 11 October 2024 – 11 October 2024

Item sets: IA générative, puissances du faux et régimes d'authenticité

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La narration générative entre IA symbolique et connexionniste : une expérience transnationale	Conference

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