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The Response by ODL Fellow Mathieu Pradat questions the possibility of falling in love with beings created with artificial intelligence. It uses virtual reality tools to bring digital beings in a variety of...

Author, director, and architect Mathieu Pradat focuses his work on the growing interaction between virtual and real worlds as territories that convey new forms of narratives and emotions. His VR...

Milad Mozari is an artist and researcher working in sonic investigations that draw connections to surfaces and social layers. While studying for his BS in International Studies at the University...

John Craig Freeman is an artist with over three decades of experience using emerging technologies to invent new forms of large-scale public work at sites where the forces of globalization...

These courses are offered to MIT students and affiliates. More information can be found at the MIT subjects catalogue. CMS.100 Introduction to Media Studies  (, )   Prereq: None Units: 3-3-6 Lecture: MW3.30-5 (1-277) or TR1-2.30 (26-168) Offers an overview of the social,...

 Viewers Like Us: Documenting history, representation, and diversity in public television   Viewers Like Us, a documentary podcast and digital platform that launched in September 2021, unearths the circular history within America’s...

 Designing Towards Justice   Over the past decade, the team at MASS Design Group has worked with partners in the US and across the globe on a number of projects that explore new ways...

 Design Fluidity and Technoculture   Ari Melenciano will describe how she’s built at the intersecting worlds of art, design, research, culture, and sound, and how all of those interests led her to...

 Just Joking! Deepfakes, Satire, Gaslighting and the Politics of Synthetic Media   With deepfakes, who decides what’s funny, what’s fair, and who is accountable? This will be an interactive, highly visual panel discussion...

 Augmented Reality As Documentary Driven Public Art Whereas the public square was once the quintessential place to air grievances, display solidarity, express difference, celebrate similarity, remember, mourn, and reinforce shared values...