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THE WIRE SALON - IN LATENT SPACE: MAPPING THE UNCANNY VALLEY

Cafè Oto, E8 3DL , [Venue Details]

Join The Wire magazine for the first in a series of three events exploring the uses and consequences of generative AI systems on music and composition.

Tuesday,
22 Apr 2025
@7.30pm

Generative AI that uses Large Language Models works by using associations between words and data that are connected without context — mapped in a realm of computational modelling referred to as “latent space”. But what meanings can be drawn from these virtual geographies, what new territory uncovered?

Musician, researcher, artist and designer Damien Roach, who works under the name patten, produced the first AI text to sound album in 2021/22 with the open source program Diffusion – a process he describes as “crate digging in latent space”. He is working on a research/PhD project at the Royal College of Art titled “Acid Realism” after the work of the late critic Mark Fisher, addressing “AI imaging/perception/futures”.

patten will discuss and demonstrate his work and continuing developments that have been made in generative text to sound audio.

The event will conclude with a panel discussion and Q&A moderated by Emily Bick, editor of The Wire.

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    Min: £8.00

    Max: £12.00

  • Performer name: Damien Roach, Sam Salem

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THE WIRE SALON - IN LATENT SPACE: MAPPING THE UNCANNY VALLEY

Tuesday, 22 Apr 2025 @7.30pm

Cafè Oto, E8 3DL
Unspecified
i Venue Info

More Information

Join The Wire magazine for the first in a series of three events exploring the uses and consequences of generative AI systems on music and composition.

Generative AI that uses Large Language Models works by using associations between words and data that are connected without context — mapped in a realm of computational modelling referred to as “latent space”. But what meanings can be drawn from these virtual geographies, what new territory uncovered?

Musician, researcher, artist and designer Damien Roach, who works under the name patten, produced the first AI text to sound album in 2021/22 with the open source program Diffusion – a process he describes as “crate digging in latent space”. He is working on a research/PhD project at the Royal College of Art titled “Acid Realism” after the work of the late critic Mark Fisher, addressing “AI imaging/perception/futures”.

patten will discuss and demonstrate his work and continuing developments that have been made in generative text to sound audio.

The event will conclude with a panel discussion and Q&A moderated by Emily Bick, editor of The Wire.

  • Admission

    Min: £8.00

    Max: £12.00

  • Performer name: Damien Roach, Sam Salem

Halibuts is the only place to find ALL London's live music.

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