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Beschreibung
"In the Autumn of 2023 I began a creative residency with Birmingham University's SMQB group. I was attached to a group researching whether chatbots can be used to improve outcomes for patients with epilepsy. Art and poems from the residency became an exhibition and drama, raising awareness about the experiences of people living with epilepsy. Then I took a dive into the world of Chatbots, had a hilarious and frustrating conversation with Chat GPT and wrote this short series of poems."Andrea Mbarushimana, 2024"Starting with the vulnerability of people with epilepsy, these poems explore the dangerous absences and confusions of communication that can occur when chatbots and algorithms take over from more human responses. Angry, tender, investigative and fully alive to the precarious sensitivities of the vulnerable, Andrea lays bare the unhuman/inhuman/ thoughtless processes of language created by A.I. But the poems also (wisely) reflect on the powerlessness of any kind of language to remedy or allay certain human [...] rigours of the poems are counterpointed by artworks that are intricate, beautiful and [...] again Andrea Mbarushimana's rich, imaginative eye looks with care and compassion at our world."Matt Black, Poet
"In the Autumn of 2023 I began a creative residency with Birmingham University's SMQB group. I was attached to a group researching whether chatbots can be used to improve outcomes for patients with epilepsy. Art and poems from the residency became an exhibition and drama, raising awareness about the experiences of people living with epilepsy. Then I took a dive into the world of Chatbots, had a hilarious and frustrating conversation with Chat GPT and wrote this short series of poems."Andrea Mbarushimana, 2024"Starting with the vulnerability of people with epilepsy, these poems explore the dangerous absences and confusions of communication that can occur when chatbots and algorithms take over from more human responses. Angry, tender, investigative and fully alive to the precarious sensitivities of the vulnerable, Andrea lays bare the unhuman/inhuman/ thoughtless processes of language created by A.I. But the poems also (wisely) reflect on the powerlessness of any kind of language to remedy or allay certain human [...] rigours of the poems are counterpointed by artworks that are intricate, beautiful and [...] again Andrea Mbarushimana's rich, imaginative eye looks with care and compassion at our world."Matt Black, Poet
Über den Autor
A Coventry based writer and artist, Andrea Mbarushimana has published pamphlets with KFS Press, Silhouette Press and Gloucestershire Poetry Society. She also publishes short fiction and has featured in anthologies such as The Book of Coventry from Comma Press and The Long and Short of It from the Emma Press. Andrea is a Sparks lead writer for Writing West Midlands and also mentors early career artists and poets. She was a core poet for the BBC Contains Strong Languages Festival in 2021 for Coventry's City of Culture year, and has performed and exhibited poetry in Ireland and Germany.
Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2025
Genre: Importe, Lyrik & Dramatik
Rubrik: Belletristik
Medium: Taschenbuch
ISBN-13: 9781916830394
ISBN-10: 1916830390
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Kartoniert / Broschiert
Autor: Mbarushimana, Andrea
Hersteller: The Hedgehog Poetry Press
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Maße: 180 x 130 x 3 mm
Von/Mit: Andrea Mbarushimana
Erscheinungsdatum: 22.02.2025
Gewicht: 0,052 kg
Artikel-ID: 130842586