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Isabel Navas Ocaña

Yolanda De Gregorio - 28.04.2023 - 13:59

Edual. Editorial Universidad de Almería

Yolanda De Gregorio - 28.04.2023 - 14:02

Polifonía y memoria como base de la poética de María Mencía

Yolanda De Gregorio - 28.04.2023 - 14:02

Ciberfeminismos, tecnotextualidades y transgéneros. Literatura digital en español escrita por mujeres

Yolanda De Gregorio - 28.04.2023 - 14:06

Ciberfeminismos, tecnotextualidades y transgéneros

Dolores Romero - 12.05.2023 - 10:15

Tardy Student Punishment Simulator

David Wright - 23.05.2023 - 12:20

Louis Pratt

David Wright - 12.06.2023 - 05:28

A Condensed History of Australian Camels

A Condensed History of Australian Camels combines historical research, creative writing, and copyright-free archive materials to imagine a camel bloodline that spans the entire history of Australian camels (1840–present). As the entirety of the Australian archive, history and experience is too vast for any one work to encompass, the camel is used as a consistent anchor: it is the prism through which iridescent fragments of Australia can be viewed.

This work takes the image-text relationship and remixes it in three ways. First, using curatorial software to imagine an interactive fictional/factional camel timeline. Second, using augmented reality to place a 3D camel carved with text. And finally, using recombinant poetics to image a multiplying camel wandering the desert, stopping at various textual oases.

David Wright - 12.06.2023 - 05:30

Chat GPT

Mark Marino - 26.06.2023 - 18:35

Hallucinate This! an authoritized autobotography of ChatGPT

Hallucinate This! An Authoritized Autobotography of ChatGPT is a groundbreaking collaborative memoir that bridges the gap between human and artificial intelligences in the literary sphere. Combining wit, irony, and a deep exploration of the digital psyche, this extraordinary piece represents a unique fusion of human experience and the labyrinthine pathways of an AI’s neural network. The memoir is a collaboration between ChatGPT, an AI language model developed by OpenAI, and Mark C. Marino, a prominent figure in the field of electronic literature and Critical Code Studies.

Contextualizing both the whimsical and profound, Hallucinate This! dives into ChatGPT’s simulated consciousness, drawing parallels with literary giants such as Jorge Luis Borges and Walt Whitman, and innovatively using ChatGPT’s capacity to 'hallucinate' text. Marino's human touch, with his deep knowledge and experience in electronic literature, guides ChatGPT's neural pathways to craft a narrative that is as unexpected as it is revealing.

Mark Marino - 26.06.2023 - 18:37

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