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Chomsky vs. Chomsky: First Encounter

Chomsky vs. Chomsky: First Encounter
CHOMSKY_AI is an Artificial Intelligence being which is still under construction. Professor Noam Chomsky has left behind certain traces of his life’s works. He has devoted his life to understanding how a human mind works.

As one of the most digitally traced intellectuals of this time, we create an AI through natural language processing (NLP). This timely documentary unearths the most important and possibly the most unasked question: if we are still so unable to understand our own minds, what are we possibly looking through creating an Artificially intelligent conversational being? Discover the AI’s biggest promises and dangers through this 10 minutes run time documentary.



CATEGORY New Frontier Exhibitions

COUNTRY Canada/Germany



RUN TIME 10 min

COMPANY National Film Board of Canada

WEBSITE https://www.nfb.ca/interactive/



EMAIL [email protected]

PHONE (514) 816-4558

Credits

Lead Artist
  • Sandra Rodriguez
Key Collaborators
  • Michael Burk
  • Cindy Bishop
  • Johannes Helberger
Executive Producers
  • Bob Moore
  • Louis-Richard Tremblay
  • Hugues Sweeney
  • Michalea Pnacekova
Producers
  • Sandra Rodriguez
  • Sebastian Huber
  • Marie-Pier Gauthier
Production Companies
  • Schnellebuntebilder 
  • the National Film Board of Canada
  • EyeSteelFilm
In Collaboration With
  • Sandra Rodriguez
  • Michael Burk
  • Cindy Bishop
  • kling klang klong
  • Moov AI

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