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Artist interview on production and system change

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Madelynne Cornish

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https://www.madelynnecornish.com/read/teddy-bears-picnic-a-conversation-with-j-rosenbaum

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HTML 34–83 full interview and practical details; linked MIT article and images unviewed

RESEARCH NOTE

Artist describes individual/collective prompts for three bears and a death theme, and reports switching systems two weeks before opening to reduce latency, with faster but less distinctive voices; interviewer reports attending opening. 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.

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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.

AustraliaVisual artEVT-0544

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