Via novel intra-viewing AI, questionnaires, diaries, & interviews, Levina examines how students engage with ChatGPT & what this reveals about the distributed nature of thinking, authorship, & subjectivity.
More info below & stay tuned to learn more about the research 2/2 digitalgeographiesrg.org

Iconic trio 👏

There is also a Pin the Tale workshop you can take part in TOMORROW as part of the @dgrgrgs.bsky.social pre-conference event, 'Exploring place-based creativity in a digitally-mediated world', 12pm - 5.30pm.

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And finally, we are thrilled to be joined by Prof @olimould.bsky.social (Royal Holloway, University of London) who will be presenting the preconference keynote, and whose presentation is titled 'Psychedelics, multiverses and radical creativity: towards an aesthetics of the commons' - very exciting!

Session 3 is a sonic exploration of a city in transformation, led by Holly Gowland (@unibirmingham.bsky.social). Through a series of spatial compositions, field recordings, and performance, the concert captures the evolving acoustic environments of Birmingham, presenting a tapestry of sounds.

Session 2 is an interactive exploration of the University of Birmingham campus through a location-based narrative-style game, led by Dr @jackalowe.bsky.social (University of West of England). 'Pin the Tale' is a location-based game about connecting with the world around you through stories.

Session 1 is a screening & discussion of the ‘AI in the Street: Drone Observatory’, a short film created & directed by Dr @thaophan.bsky.social (Australian National University) & Jeni Lee. We will be joined online by Thao to discuss their work & the creative practices behind producing the film.

Responding to the Chair's theme of 'Geographies of creativity/creative geographies', the pre-conference workshop explores a variety of contexts in which digital technologies mediate forms of creative practice, including explorative, playful & audio-visual forms of creativity.

Our sessions include: