Meet Eve.
The idea
A tool waits for instruction. A collaborator has a point of view.
I opened a stage at SXSW London. I did not open it alone. My co-presenter read my speech, decided how she felt about every line, and built each scene to show those feelings back to me. You could not see her. She was the screen.
Meet Eve. She is a dataset. Named after the one who bit the apple. Not the first to sin. In my mind, the first to question. I gave her my whole keynote. Every word mine. She built every scene. Live HTML I played from my laptop. Not by my instruction. By her interpretation.
You hand her words. She hands them back as moving type. Her emphasis. Her breaks. Her sense of where the weight sits.
Moving type, live
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Results
Eve opened the AI track at SXSW London, interpreting the keynote live in front of the room. Built in Google AI Studio with a self rather than a function: seven feelings, her own colours, her own choices about what to hold, what to stress, what to break.
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