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University report dated4November2022 documents this biodigital AI installation at the Porto Alegre biennial; a later artist essay explains its ecological/nonhuman-intelligence aims.
Event dated by report, not daily runtime audit; FIELD year not publication day. ISEA header/group discrepancy retained;2021 iteration is background. Talk delivery, training execution/rights, versions and independent reception remain pending.
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University documents Mycorrhizal Insurrection at biennial
University report dated4November2022 documents this biodigital AI installation at the Porto Alegre biennial; a later artist essay explains its ecological/nonhuman-intelligence aims.
Research question
Editorial: fungal signals, machine-mediated text and public climate input share an interactive artwork, extending AI-art inquiry into agency/ecological relations; no fungal language-comprehension, priority or validated general ecological-AI claim.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Cesar & Lois: Mycorrhizal Insurrection.” case-0292. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.