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Programme lists 8 October opening;17 October interviewer reports attending and artist discusses death, attachment and system replacement in LLM bears.
Under 18-with-adult versus 18+ notices conflict. No video, code or participant-record audit. Unscripted is not unprompted. Opening date follows programme, later interview supports delivery, actual closing unverified. Production/reception are self-reports; rough 10-second latency is not benchmarked. Model-collapse, industry-death and environmental interpretations are attributed, not empirical proof. ChatGPT-like tone identifies no model/version.
Case chronology
Teddy Bears’ Picnic installation
Programme lists 8 October opening;17 October interviewer reports attending and artist discusses death, attachment and system replacement in LLM bears.
Research question
Embodiment, prompt control, latency/homogenisation and transcription connect a concrete AI practice with governance.
Related documents
DOC-1575Festival programmeDOC-1576Artist interview on production and system changeSources
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “AI Art History — J. Rosenbaum: Teddy Bears’ Picnic.” case-0327. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.