Light Breakfast and Coffee

Digital Color Expressions Lounge / Expo

Registration

Hospitality Room

Book Exhibit

Reading Owen’s Mind: Owen F. Smith Reading Fluxus and Minding Intermedia

New Techno-Critical Methodologies in AI Studies I: Towards New(er) Criticism: Artificial Intelligence and Literary Dispositions

Environmental Studies and Ecological Approaches to Reading and the Visual Arts: Repairs and Recoveries II

Technology as Fiction: The Role of Creative-Critical Writing in Reading Automation and Artificial Intelligence

Technologies and Experiences of Reading I

Cognitive Assemblages and (Dis)embodiment: Images of AI in Film and Literature

Workshop: “textBox: A Creative Computing Toolkit That Activates The History of Chinese Computing.”

Art Gallery “At a Juncture”

“Marching Cubes: an Inverted Machine Learning Workshop”

Artificial Ignorance I: Infrastructures of Ignorance

Thinking with Cinema: Montage, Time, Revolution, Science, and Sickness I

Modes of Reading: Three Medical Humanities Approaches to Texts

Rendering AI: Affective and Aesthetic Screens

Pushing the Limits of Embodiment

Executive Meeting

Welcome Desk

“Collective World-building Workshop”

Workshop: “Radio Play: Live Participatory Worldbuilding with GPT-3”

Extrasensory Perception

Plantelligence II: Information, Inscription, and Transcription with Plants

Machines and Texts as Screens for the Reading Mind I : In Search of the Reading Subject

Roundtable: “Reading and Writing Intelligence Across the Organ(ism)ic/Artificial Divide.”

Can Narratives and Virtual Reality Increase Empathy?

Technologies and Experiences of Reading II

Insides and Outsides

Creativity: Machine and Man

Artificial Ignorance 2: Artificialities of Creep

Game Studies II: Ludoidentities

Reading Colors: Reflections from Poetics to Science

Recognizing Futures in the Times of Surveillant Technologies

Brain, Narrative and Identity

Algorithms

Natural Language Processing and Social Contexts

Roundtable: “Are You R(obotic)? Can Visiting an AI Mind Tell Us Anything About Our Own?”

Keynote: K Allado-McDowell, “Latent Space is the Place.”

Reception