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Emergency Stairs presents human-written and human/AI monologues online on11–12February2022, with audience attribution and discussion.
One event covers both evenings; start11Feb, Chinese12Feb. Attendance/poll claims not independently recalculated; no passed Turing-test finding.2021 background separated; versions, rights and credit variants pending. Report partially read without visual verification; scripts not read/copied.
Case chronology
Bilingual human/AI monologue showcases
Emergency Stairs presents human-written and human/AI monologues online on11–12February2022, with audience attribution and discussion.
Research question
Editorial: connects model choice, dramaturgical intervention, performance and reception within Singaporean bilingual theatre.
Related documents
DOC-1359Writing with AIDOC-1360Writing with AI: The First ExperimentDOC-1361Chinese-showcase reviewSources
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Writing with AI: a bilingual theatre experiment in Singapore.” case-0303. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.