Reposted by Nicholas Baer
For anyone in the Bay Area, @hannesbajohr.de and @antoniosomaini.bsky.social have organized an exciting 3-day workshop on AI and culture this week. I'll be speaking on a Thursday panel with @nwbaer.bsky.social and @shanedenson.bsky.social!
german.berkeley.edu/latent-space...
![Reading Machines (Vandal
Live at Berkeley)
The American Vandal ›
1h 52m
The final episode recorded at the Modes of Reading Today Symposium, hosted by the Townsend Center For The Humanities focuses on media, mediation, and machine-generated texts. It opens with Nicholas Baer and Pardis Debashi's
"Unattainable Texts," following by David Bate's "Reading and Writing" [20:00], Nina Beguš's "Novel Audiences in 'Finnegan's Wake'" [37:30], Hannes Bajohr's "Surface Reading LLMs" [57:00], Matt Seybold's "The Technofeudal Reader" [81:00], and a brief Q&A [100:00].
Cast (in order of appearance): Yael Segalovitz, Nicholas Baer, David Bates, Nina Beguš, Hannes Bajohr, Matt Seybold, Jacob Gaboury, Deniz Göktürk, Jonathan Kramnick](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:776hcssquwcv2ihpptzvttxj/bafkreiaizm3bxaqadaqit4uioopdhhjfspynllkoobbfxsz23m2ipiln3a)
