BREAKING: Ontario loses the 2022 provincial election

So excited to present some preliminary musings on Alexa, spirit mediums and vanishing voices as part of a panel on Paranormal Exhibitions at UAAC/AAUC this morning!

Having a delightful time reading the gorgeous new issue of PUBLIC Journal, which also includes my review of Jonathan "@[email protected]" Sterne’s imaginary exhibition “In Search of New Vocalities” ❤️

Shared some thoughts on the unknown and unquiet in art and museums over at @MomusArt: momus.ca/violence-and-v…

Looking forward to presenting as part of the "Voicing: Deep Fakes, Clones, And Virtual Worlds" panel at #ReVerb2023 this morning !

So proud of this project I've been working on with Natalie Coulter, Marion Grant and lots of brilliant artists and scholars! If you're going to be at #congressh, come visit us! More info here: bearingwitness.site

So excited that the chapter @SteveJNeville and I wrote together on feminized voice assistants, YouTube unboxing videos, and the gendering of expertise is included in this incredible collection!

In a new book chapter, two YorkU Grad Studies ComCult PhD candidates - @SteveJNeville & @Alex_Borkow - examine the domestication of smart speakers & women tech experts in YouTube unboxing videos bit.ly/3RIFlQP #YUResearch

D9 - AI Voices, Human Identities Featuring Ido Ramati, Alex Borkowski, @SteveJNeville, and Hadar Levy-Landesberg 🎗️

This afternoon at SCMS !

Who owns a voice? Some of my thoughts on OpenAI, "Her," vocal likeness, and feminized computers in The Conversation Canada

Research by Joint Graduate Program in Communication & Culture PhD candidates @SteveJNeville & Alex Borkowski examines the trend of smart speaker unboxing videos, arguing women who create content about virtual assistants are perceived as a kind of domestic technology themselves. bit.ly/4fMJXk9 | #YUResearch

New article! My contribution to recent issue of the Journal of Curatorial Studies weaves together archival research on séance rooms, smart homes and media art installations 🔮