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DEEP SOPHIA

Deep Sophia

Yvette Granata

United States

2022

Video art

Short Film

Deep Sophia is a three-channel interactive video installation that explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, deep fakes, and emotion capture. Using facial recognition technology, the Sophia Robot is mapped onto the faces of women from historical and contemporary films. Rather than a traditional close-up, Deep Sophia amplifies the way machine learning produces a profoundly uncanny form of human-robot expression. The actor is better at facial expression than the robot, while the robot effortlessly wraps itself around the actor like a garment. The human becomes the machinery for the robot’s artificial emotion, much as a snake takes on the shape of its prey as it swallows it, transforming itself as it digests it.

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edition

7th ECRÃ Festival

date and

time

festivalecra.com

06/07 - 09/10

Throughout the Online Stage

duration in min

7

debut

Latin Premiere

classification

indicative

L / Free for all audiences / Free for All Audiences

content

shortly

tags

art, found footage, web, artificial intelligence, interactive film

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Yvette Granata

Yvette Granata is a media artist and filmmaker. She creates immersive installations, video art, VR films, interactive environments, and builds hypothetical technological systems. She is an assistant professor at the University of Michigan in the Department of Film, Television, and Media and the Institute for Digital Studies.

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