Wekinator has been used in dozens of new musical performances, interactive art pieces, creative projects, and other hard-to-characterise works to date! Here are a few examples…
Contents
- 1 Posthuman Feminist AI: Creating with Unheard Voices in AI Design
- 2 Machine Learning Shadow Play by Isabella Ong and Marianna Chrapana
- 3 Laetitia Sonami playing and discussing the Spring Spyre in her NIME 2014 Keynote
- 4 Michelle Nagai — MARtLET from ISSUE Project Room
- 5 From the Waters by Anne Hege from Sideband
- 6 KIMA: The Wheel by Analema Group, presented at London Roundhouse
- 7 HiBot by Caroline Hermans
- 8 Chino Kim’s Screeners
- 9 Andreas Refsgaard turns your facial expressions into internet memes
- 10 Snakinator by Danny Ryan
- 11 Others
Posthuman Feminist AI: Creating with Unheard Voices in AI Design
The AI Design and research collective Feminist AI Projects: Bits & Bytes used Wekinator to prototype thinking around machine learning, ultimately using Wekinator in Unity to to support people’s engagement in mini protests. These protests would allow individuals who work or cannot be present due to family obligations to be present in a space for 24 hours.
Machine Learning Shadow Play by Isabella Ong and Marianna Chrapana
Laetitia Sonami playing and discussing the Spring Spyre in her NIME 2014 Keynote
Michelle Nagai — MARtLET from ISSUE Project Room
From the Waters by Anne Hege from Sideband
KIMA: The Wheel by Analema Group, presented at London Roundhouse
Read more about this excellent project.
HiBot by Caroline Hermans
Chino Kim’s Screeners
These smart glasses prevent you from seeing screens! Read more on his website and in Motherboard.
Andreas Refsgaard turns your facial expressions into internet memes
Snakinator by Danny Ryan
(Obviously, it’s a snake playing FM synthesis.)
Others
There are lots of other good examples on YouTube and Vimeo. Have an idea for another cool project to feature here? Tweet it @rebeccafiebrink.