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Singapore Art Museum
Read original source (EN)https://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/-/media/sam/files/press-release/2022-pr/media-release-hello-can-everybody-see-my-screen.pdf?inline=1
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PDF printed pp1–5 main release read; pp13–14 complete Trace2 catalogue and bio read. Other annex entries not systematically researched.
Museum release dated7Sep credits Ruberto as AI text author for the commissioned Trace2 installation and announces9Sep–11Dec run. Three contact hubs address embodied surveillance; commission is not collection acquisition or runtime verification. No full-text republication, model/code audit, training-permission review or performance-recording inspection was performed. Web PDF screenshots failed; local public-PDF retrieval encountered DNS failure and then certificate-verification failure. Certificate verification was not disabled; no local PDF was retained or image pixels inspected.
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SAM announces Trace2 commission and exhibition run
SAM’s7September2022 release announces its Trace2 commission and exhibition run; artist and collaborator records provide traceable context for machine text, movement and sound in public display.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “HELLO, CAN EVERYBODY SEE MY SCREEN? — Media release.” src-1353. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.