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Cybermedia : explorations in science, sound, and vision / edited by Carol Vernallis, Holly Rogers, Jonathan Leal, Selmin Kara

Kara, Selmin [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Leal, Jonathan [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Rogers, Holly, Professor of music [Herausgeberin/-geber] ; Vernallis, Carol [Herausgeberin/-geber]

First edition

London, England : Zed Books, 2021 [Vertrieb: 2021]

(Vertrieb: [London, England] : Bloomsbury Publishing)

1 Online-Ressource (472 pages)

Englisch

Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Introduction Jonathan Leal and Carol Vernallis Part I: AI and Robotics -- 1. Could the AI of Our Dreams Ever Become Reality? Jay McClelland -- 2. Director Alex Garland Converses with Cybermedia's Scientists and Media Scholars Jonathan Leal and Carol Vernallis -- 3. (S)Ex Machina and the Cartesian Theater of the Absurd Simon D. Levy and Charles W. Lowney -- 4. Epiphany, Infinity and Transcendent AI Zachary Mason Part II: Big Data, Sentience, and the Universe -- 5. A MASSIVE Swirl of Pixels: Algorithms in Radiohead's 'Go to Sleep' Steen Ledet Christiansen -- 6. The Rise of the Machine: Body-Knowing, Neural Nets, and Emergent Freedom Charles W. Lowney -- 7. The Quantum Computer as Sci-Fi's Favorite Character Leonardo P. G. De Assis -- 8. Composer Ben Salisbury Discusses Scoring Science for Alex Garland Holly Rogers, John McGrath, Carol Vernallis, and Dale Chapman -- 9. Ex Machina and the Question of Consciousness Murray Shanahan -- Part III: The Neuroscience of Affect and Event Perception -- 10. 'A Solid Popularity Arc': Affective Economies in Black Mirror's 'Nosedive' Dale Chapman -- 11. Cognitive Boundaries, 'Nosedive' and Under the Skin: Interview with Jeffrey Zacks Carol Vernallis, Jonathan Leal, and Dale Chapman -- 12. Toward an AI Future of Comics Study and Creation: A Cognitive-Affective Approach Frederick Aldama and Laura Wagner -- Part IV: The Digital West -- 13. The Philosophy of Westworld Paul Skokowski -- 14. New Visions of the Old West: A.I., Self, and Other in Westworld Christopher Minz -- 15. Scoring Music for Westworld Then and Now: A Cognitive Perspective Annabel J. Cohen Part V: Interface, Desire, Collectivity -- 16. Director Terence Nance Discusses Random Acts of Flyness Carol Vernallis, Jonathan Leal, Holly Rogers, Liz Reich and the contributors of Cybermedia -- 17. The Gift of Black Sonics: Interface and Ontology in Sorry to Bother You and Random Acts of Flyness Liz Reich -- 18. Technology, Chaos, and the Nimble Subversion of Random Acts of Flyness Eric Lyon -- 19. Expecting the Twist: How Media Navigate the Intersections Among Different Sources of Prior Knowledge Noah Fram

20. Face Color Bevil Conway Part VI: Productive Neuropathologies 21. Digital Vitalism Marta Figlerowicz 22. Neuroplasticity: From Experience to Healing Sara Ferrando Colomer 23. Where is My Mind? Mr. Robot and the Digital Neuropolis Patricia Pisters 24. Dopamine Circuits: Wanting, Liking, Habits, and Goals. An Interview about Mr. Robot with Neuroscientist Talia Lerner Jonathan Leal, Carol Vernallis, and Patricia Pisters 25. The Taste of Cybermedia: An Interview with Hojoon Lee, The Lee Lab at Northwestern University Julia Peres Guimaraes, Selmin Kara, and Carol Vernallis -- Index.

Erscheint auch als: (Druck-Ausgabe)

978-1-5013-5707-7 (ebook); 978-1-5013-5703-9 (paperback)

1-5013-5703-4 (ISBN der Printausgabe); 1-5013-5704-2 (ISBN der Printausgabe); 978-1-5013-5704-6 (ISBN der Printausgabe)

OCoLC: 1317770653     

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Digital Object Identifier (DOI): 10.5040/9781501357077

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LOC-SH: Mass media -- Technological innovations ; Mass media and technology ; Music and technology ; Electronic books

"We're experiencing a time when digital technologies and advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, and big data are redefining what it means to be human. How do these advancements affect contemporary media and music? This collection traces how media, with a focus on sound and image, engages with these new technologies. It bridges the gap between science and the humanities by pairing humanists' close readings of contemporary media with scientists' discussions of the science and math that inform them. This text includes contributions by established and emerging scholars performing across-the-aisle research on new technologies, exploring topics such as facial and gait recognition; EEG and audiovisual materials; surveillance; and sound and images in relation to questions of sexual identity, race, ethnicity, disability, and class and includes examples from a range of films and TV shows including Blade Runner , Black Mirror , Mr. Robot , Morgan , Ex Machina, and Westworld . Through a variety of critical, theoretical, proprioceptive, and speculative lenses, the collection facilitates interdisciplinary thinking and collaboration and provides readers with ways of responding to these new technologies."--