Lauren Treihaft is a second year PhD candidate in NYU’s Department of Cinema Studies. Her doctoral research examines the ontological and epistemological limits of the contemporary discourse on temporality in an age defined by endless information streams, screen time, and binge-watching. She is interested in how our changing experience and perception of time is reflected globally in nascent cinematic forms and televisual modes.
What is AI? AI is everywhere, but where is it exactly? What does AI look like? What does AI act like? What does AI think like? And, most importantly…how intelligent is AI, really? These questions comprise a mere fraction of … Continue reading “On You Look like a Thing and I Love You“
