A Voice For the Machines: Recent Episodes
Flesh and Blood Human
Computer-generated gibberish? Lowest-common denominator algorithmic pap? Or the amalgamated wisdom of the collective unconscious?
Welcome to A Voice for the Machines, the show where I, a flesh and blood human, give voice to the writing of our future machine overlords.
Sometimes silly, sometimes profound, always surreal.
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Cover art generated using nightcafe.studio, prompt “robots talking at microphones.”
On our first episode of Live From Studio M, AI metal trio Suburban Dawn stop by to play us some tracks from their new album, “…but I'm doing a show with them on January 15th,” and to get suspiciously touchy when pressed about their names.
Interview responses generated by Eleuther.ai from prompts written by A Flesh and Blood Human, music generated by Avia.ai, and song titles from coolgenerator.com
Computer-generated gibberish? Lowest-common denominator algorithmic pap? Or the amalgamated wisdom of the collective unconscious? Welcome to A Voice for the Machines, the show where I, a flesh and blood human, give voice to the writing of our future machine overlords.
Today we have our inaugural episode of Spinning Jennies, a storytelling segment that we will dust off anytime the machines feel like spinning us a yarn.
We're kicking things off with a piece of flash fiction, written by the AI SassBook, seeded by a quote from the Zen Master Shunryu Suzuki.
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For our first panel discussion, we ask an apropos question: "who will speak for the machines?"
Today's panelists:
Eleuther
SassBot
InferKit (aka E.E.G. fka Edward E George)
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