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Re: Uncanny Valley
Some things are just too close for comfort. Something there is that likes a wall -- that wants it up. It's creepy to be aroused by the sexy looking robot. Or to acknowledge we ourselves might be robots. To admit these things to oneself is not something most folks take lightly. It's an affront to mankind's (and most individuals') self image. Perhaps the walls of denial and projection, that we build ourselves, are the hardest to overcome, because they are not part of our environment but the means by which we construct our environment and set ourselves above and beyond it. Maybe. I find this fascinating. From wikipedia: The Uncanny Valley is the region of negative emotional response towards robots that seem 'almost human'. Movement amplifies the emotional response.This gap of repulsive response aroused by a robot with appearance and motion between a 'barely-human' and 'fully human' entity is called the Uncanny Valley. The name captures the idea that a robot which is almost human will seem overly 'strange' to a human being and thus will fail to evoke the requisite empathetic response required for productive human-robot interaction. He charts plots hypothesized emotional responses of human subjects against the anthropomorphism of a range of robot, including humanoid robot, bunraku puppet, industrial robot, stuffed animal, corpse, prosethetic hand, and zombie.
Re: Uncanny Valley
Right char, Jim. I've just been reviewing some stuff you might find interesting on these topics. there's http://www.wickedness.net/index1.htmand http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/paula_rego.htmand again http://www.spookyart.com/gallery/?MMN_position=3:3 Different perspectives for the exploring poet. Thanks again for your ongoing sends, much appreciated.Best wishes, William BainJim Piat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Some things are just too close for comfort. Something there is that likes a wall -- that wants it up. It's creepy to be aroused by the sexy looking robot. Or to acknowledge we ourselves might be robots. To admit these things to oneself is not something most folks take lightly. It's an affront to mankind's (and most individuals') self image. Perhaps the walls of denial and projection, that we build ourselves, are the hardest to overcome, because they are not part of our environment but the means by which we construct our environment and set ourselves above and beyond it. Maybe.I find this fascinating. From wikipedia: "The Uncanny Valley is the region of negative emotional response towards robots that seem 'almost human'. Movement amplifies the emotional response.This gap of repulsive response aroused by a robot with appearance and motion between a 'barely-human' and 'fully human' entity is called the Uncanny Valley. The name captures the idea that a robot which is "almost human" will seem overly 'strange' to a human being and thus will fail to evoke the requisite empathetic response required for productive human-robot interaction." He charts plots hypothesized emotional responses of human subjects against the anthropomorphism of a range of robot, including humanoid robot, bunraku puppet, industrial robot, stuffed animal, corpse, prosethetic hand, and zombie. Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail.
[public-news-alert] Census Bureau News -- Nation's Population to Reach 300 Million on Oct. 17 (fwd)
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[Air-l] open call netporn seminar (fwd)
-- Forwarded message -- Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 18:33:39 +0200 (CEST) From: Marije Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Air-l] open call netporn seminar Open Call for Contributions Internet Pornography Seminar Dates: June 1 2 2007 Location: Paradiso, Amsterdam Organized by: Institute of Network Cultures and Paradiso in collaboration with Katrien Jacobs and Matteo Pasquinelli http://www.networkcultures.org/netporn The Institute of Network Cultures and Paradiso would like to invite you to send in your work for the second international seminar and exhibition on internet pornography. This edition will focus on topics as (gender)identity, social and ethnic minority groups, politics and censorship. The seminar will take place in Amsterdam on June 1 2 in 2007. We are currently looking for people who are working on this subject and would like to present their work to an international audience. If you are a theorist, artist, researcher, producer or in another way engaged in the field of netporn, we encourage you to send in an abstract of your work. Seminar program The event will take place on Friday June 1st and Saturday June 2nd. On both days there will be opening lectures by keynote speakers. After the keynote lectures, both days will be filled with clusters of presentations and lectures concerning one of the four seminar themes. In the evening of the second day there will be an extensive artistic program with screenings and performances. Exhibition A two-day exhibition will be held at the seminar venue. In this exhibition ten artists get the opportunity to show their views on the subject of pornography, sexuality, technology and the human body. It will include different kinds of media art like installations, net.art and video art. Seminar topics The seminar has four main themes as focus points for the presentations: -The revolution of alt pornography: in what way has alternative and do-it-yourself pornography democratized porn production? What are the reactions of the commercial industry? How does it influence our perception of porn? -Porn niches and trans gender: stereotypical social divisions with groups like hetero, gay, transsexual and transgenders seems to matter less and less. What new revolutionary identities are arising, are old patterns making way for a larger network of sexual possibilities? -Globalization of porn and the influence of ethnic minorities: this session wants to define the way various ethnical groups make use of the possibilities of porn. What are the ways in which they shape their own sexuality, using of new technologies? -Politics of netporn; censorship, new rights and nightmares: Porn is subject of repression (censorship) as well as progression (emancipation, liberalization). Where do we draw the line? What are the newly aqcuired rights that we already got out of this still expanding subject? The first seminar made it possible for people to meet each other and exchange views on a topic that is still controversial. It resulted in a broad overview of developments in the field of netporn. With the second edition there will be a more in-depth look and sharper focus, based on the four themes that are provided. Significant dates: Deadline for submission abstract (250 words) and biography (100 words): 30 november 2006 Submit to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Acceptance notification: 21 december 2006 Further enquiries: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Organizers: Institute of Network Cultures Paradiso Katrien Jacobs Matteo Pasquinelli Location: Paradiso - Amsterdam ___ The [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list is provided by the Association of Internet Researchers http://aoir.org Subscribe, change options or unsubscribe at: http://listserv.aoir.org/listinfo.cgi/air-l-aoir.org Join the Association of Internet Researchers: http://www.aoir.org/
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Re: Uncanny Valley
This is where Kristeva's abject comes into play I think - it's in Powers of Horror - our relationship to things that are partly of-us, and partly not - the result is literally uncanny. - Alan On Thu, 12 Oct 2006, Jim Piat wrote: Some things are just too close for comfort. Something there is that likes a wall -- that wants it up. It's creepy to be aroused by the sexy looking robot. Or to acknowledge we ourselves might be robots. To admit these things to oneself is not something most folks take lightly. It's an affront to mankind's (and most individuals') self image. Perhaps the walls of denial and projection, that we build ourselves, are the hardest to overcome, because they are not part of our environment but the means by which we construct our environment and set ourselves above and beyond it. Maybe. I find this fascinating. From wikipedia: The Uncanny Valley is the region of negative emotional response towards robots that seem 'almost human'. Movement amplifies the emotional response.This gap of repulsive response aroused by a robot with appearance and motion between a 'barely-human' and 'fully human' entity is called the Uncanny Valley. The name captures the idea that a robot which is almost human will seem overly 'strange' to a human being and thus will fail to evoke the requisite empathetic response required for productive human-robot interaction. He charts plots hypothesized emotional responses of human subjects against the anthropomorphism of a range of robot, including humanoid robot, bunraku puppet, industrial robot, stuffed animal, corpse, prosethetic hand, and zombie. blog at http://nikuko.blogspot.com - for URLs, DVDs, CDs, books/etc. see http://www.asondheim.org/advert.txt - contact [EMAIL PROTECTED], - general directory of work: http://www.asondheim.org Trace at: http://tracearchive.ntu.ac.uk - search Alan Sondheim http://clc.as.wvu.edu:8080/clc/Members/sondheim
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Re: Uncanny Valley
http://www.grahamthomas.com/gallery.html I can relate to you... though I remember standing in the space chatting with the lady who owned the building one glorious afternoon... with Christian Boltanski's works on display... ( why I'd visited at all ) ...and my impression was very un... that this lady didnt know the first thing about art... well, past the party that is. CRAZZZY... !Art parties. Now there's a topic fo amusement. Thanks for these links William. D^ --- William Bain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Right char, Jim. I've just been reviewing some stuff you might find interesting on these topics. there's http://www.wickedness.net/index1.htm and http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/artists/paula_rego.htm and again http://www.spookyart.com/gallery/?MMN_position=3:3 Different perspectives for the exploring poet. Thanks again for your ongoing sends, much appreciated. Best wishes, William Bain Jim Piat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Some things are just too close for comfort. Something there is that likes a wall -- that wants it up. It's creepy to be aroused by the sexy looking robot. Or to acknowledge we ourselves might be robots. To admit these things to oneself is not something most folks take lightly. It's an affront to mankind's (and most individuals') self image. Perhaps the walls of denial and projection, that we build ourselves, are the hardest to overcome, because they are not part of our environment but the means by which we construct our environment and set ourselves above and beyond it. Maybe. I find this fascinating. From wikipedia: The Uncanny Valley is the region of negative emotional response towards robots that seem 'almost human'. Movement amplifies the emotional response.This gap of repulsive response aroused by a robot with appearance and motion between a 'barely-human' and 'fully human' entity is called the Uncanny Valley. The name captures the idea that a robot which is almost human will seem overly 'strange' to a human being and thus will fail to evoke the requisite empathetic response required for productive human-robot interaction. He charts plots hypothesized emotional responses of human subjects against the anthropomorphism of a range of robot, including humanoid robot, bunraku puppet, industrial robot, stuffed animal, corpse, prosethetic hand, and zombie. - Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: ah tu veut dire un quoi
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Re: Uncanny Valley
Philip K. Dick became a robot and then someone stole his head. Little girls are not made of sugar and spice and everything nice and do not want to grow up to be robots. Some of them do want to grow up to be Barbie and become just plastic enough, with or without plastic surgery, to make some of us wonder if they have made it. I am not Ken. I am not Spock. I am a jelly doughnut but much of the sweetness of this is lost in translation. Sometimes the language itself, the medium of identity, is a glass harmonica playing the ghost of futures that never came long enough to go, leaving us nostalgic in their wake. What is the word for the feeling that is to nostalgia what pain would mean to phantom wings that never grew? What was flesh but a key turning the lock of dreams? Why not dream plastic or metal or the death of desire itself. --- Jim Piat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Some things are just too close for comfort. Something there is that likes a wall -- that wants it up. It's creepy to be aroused by the sexy looking robot. Or to acknowledge we ourselves might be robots. To admit these things to oneself is not something most folks take lightly. It's an affront to mankind's (and most individuals') self image. Perhaps the walls of denial and projection, that we build ourselves, are the hardest to overcome, because they are not part of our environment but the means by which we construct our environment and set ourselves above and beyond it. Maybe. I find this fascinating. From wikipedia: The Uncanny Valley is the region of negative emotional response towards robots that seem 'almost human'. Movement amplifies the emotional response.This gap of repulsive response aroused by a robot with appearance and motion between a 'barely-human' and 'fully human' entity is called the Uncanny Valley. The name captures the idea that a robot which is almost human will seem overly 'strange' to a human being and thus will fail to evoke the requisite empathetic response required for productive human-robot interaction. He charts plots hypothesized emotional responses of human subjects against the anthropomorphism of a range of robot, including humanoid robot, bunraku puppet, industrial robot, stuffed animal, corpse, prosethetic hand, and zombie. In so far as literature turns back on itself and examines parodies or treats ironically its own signifying procedures, it becomes the most complex account of signification we possess. John Deely __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: SEX MURDER FOR NETTIME
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