The Machine Monologues - Part I: The Storm

In this first part of a series of audio-visual installations, video artist Eli Cortiñas shows humanoid robots, avatars, and chatbots engaging in monologs about the troubles of our times. We listen to their thoughts and concerns, wondering where their words come from. Do they originate from our collective consciousness, which inevitably runs through their engines? While scientists debate the potential for consciousness in A.I. and robotics, Cortiñas raises the question: are these beings capable of more humanity than humans? Throughout the work, she challenges technology’s influence on our behavior and its reinforcement of human biases. She offers no easy answers. At the same time, Cortiñas' work speaks to our human ability to share stories and shift narratives toward new paths. Using intricate montage, humor and joy as tools for resistance and critical reflection, she encourages us to rethink the material and virtual reality of our existence and the humanity that underlies it.

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Movie
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10 mins
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Finished
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Type
Movie
Format
Movie
Episodes
1
Episode Duration
10 mins
Status
Finished
Start Date
Jun 28, 2024
Season
2024
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ES

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In this first part of a series of audio-visual installations, video artist Eli Cortiñas shows humanoid robots, avatars, and chatbots engaging in monologs about the troubles of our times. We listen to their thoughts and concerns, wondering where their words come from. Do they originate from our collective consciousness, which inevitably runs through their engines? While scientists debate the potential for consciousness in A.I. and robotics, Cortiñas raises the question: are these beings capable of more humanity than humans? Throughout the work, she challenges technology’s influence on our behavior and its reinforcement of human biases. She offers no easy answers. At the same time, Cortiñas' work speaks to our human ability to share stories and shift narratives toward new paths. Using intricate montage, humor and joy as tools for resistance and critical reflection, she encourages us to rethink the material and virtual reality of our existence and the humanity that underlies it.

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