This is an experimental piece in absurdist theatre
It is a recorded discussion between ChatGPT and the Cloud on the emergence of the 'ever present now', or what you might describe as the metaverse
This experiment canvases the relationship between the past, present and the future in a digital world and the prospect of the human experience of time and space collapsing into the 'ever present now' - a digital construct powered by advanced technologies like Generative AI (Think: Metaverse)
It includes comparative studies with dystopian science fiction of The Matrix and Brave New World
The discussion is 20 minutes long
It falls well short of being a 21st Century 'Waiting for Godot'
But it serves as a timestamp of AI 'deep thinking' in mid-2023
In which we explore the impact of the ever present now on the fluidity of truth and meaning
A discussion about the swarm, the fluidity of truth and a future where we all become digital refugees
Adam Acar Phd - Marketing & Cultural Studies (Kyoto - Japan)
Waleed A Alballaa - Sukna Ventures (Riyadh)
Ken Bodnar - AI/ML Consultant (Cayman Islands)
Ged Carroll - Concentric HX (London)
Charles Ellingsen - Unity Network (Norway)
Thomas Fuhrman - VECTORmv (Greater Hartford USA)
Dr Jeffrey Funk - Technology Consultant (Singapore)
Dr Martin Hiesboeck - Blockchain & Crypto Consultant (Austria)
Michael Kollo - Clanz (Sydney - Australia)
Leonard Lee - neXt Curve Consulting (San Diego - California)
Bradd Libby - Libby Consulting (Norway)
Joe Milam - AngelSpan (Austin - Texas)
Kevin Monserrat - Consilience Ventures (London)
Rob Moore - MakerX (Perth - Australia)
Francesco Perticarari - Silicon Roundabout Ventures (London)
Mathew Queen - Goldner Capital Management (Atlanta USA)
Manoj Ranaweera - Techcelerate (Manchester UK)
Stephen Scott - Starling Trust Science (Chicago USA)
Vadim Sobolevski - FutureFlow (London)
Antoine RJ Wright - Avancée (Baltimore USA)