Today I’m presenting on “The Robot Storyteller”, my second session at the New Media Consortium annual conference. Here’s how the program describes things:
How will the growing world of automation impact the ancient human practice of storytelling? This session showcases science fiction-like inventions and provokes discussion.
buy desyrel online buy desyrel no prescription genericPresenters will begin by demonstrating narrative software including Fabulist, Automated Insights’ Wordsmith, and Google Photos’ Stories and stylizing services.
buy bactroban online buy bactroban no prescription genericParticipants will investigate story assistants that help create narratives, such as Tone Analyzer, AutoCrit, and Expresso. Do these technologies help or hinder human creativity? Can they augment teaching and learning?
buy vilitra online buy vilitra no prescription genericAre storytellers obsolete or more powerful than ever?
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Session materials, including an agenda, links, and more resources, are on this Google Doc.
Here’s a sample. It’s a photo I took yesterday, that Google’s Dream Dream generator artificially mutated into something new and original.
Also at this NMC conference, my preconference workshop on scenario building.
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