Tender but unsettling tale about a romantic relationship with AI
Her - Love in the Age of A.I.
i.s.m. Radboud Universiteit
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Tender but unsettling tale about a romantic relationship with AI
Her - Love in the Age of A.I.
i.s.m. Radboud Universiteit
do 25.06
- LUX 6 20:00 Koop
Tender but unsettling tale about a romantic relationship with AI
Her - Love in the Age of A.I.
i.s.m. Radboud Universiteit
Love in the Age of A.I.
Spike Jonze’s Her (2013) is a tender, unsettling story about love in a near future where human connection is increasingly mediated by technology. The film follows a man who develops an intimate relationship with an AI operating system, raising questions about loneliness, desire, and what it means for a relationship to feel “real.”
The film will be introduced by Dr. László Munteán, assistant professor of Cultural Studies and American Studies at Radboud University, who will reflect on how artificial intelligence reshapes intimacy and emotional life. In a time marked by growing disconnection, what will love become when mediated by algorithms and artificial voices? Can technology truly bridge the distance between us? What is lost when connection is outsourced to systems designed to respond to our feelings?
Duur
2u 25m
Taal
Engels
Genre
Drama, Filmspecial,
Duur
2u 25m
Taal
Engels
Genre
Drama, Filmspecial
dr. L. Munteán
László Munteán is an assistant professor of Cultural Studies and American Studies at Radboud University. His publications have focused on the memorialization of 9/11 in literature and the visual arts, American cities and architecture, as well as the architectural heritage of Budapest. In a broader sense, his scholarly work revolves around the juncture of literature, visual culture, material culture, and cultural memory in American and Eastern European contexts. László coordinates the RICH research group Memory, Materiality and Affect. He is co-editor of Materializing Memory in Art and Popular Culture (Routledge, 2017), Animation and Memory (Palgrave, 2020), and Materials of Culture (Transcript, 2023). He is presently working on a book project on the afterlife of the ruins of the World Trade Center.
