Show Notes
Trust Control is the culmination of more than 10 months of human, non-AI assisted exploration and process. It is the product of deep research rabbit hole digging; journalistic interviews; idea organizing; contemplation and articulation; writing and re-writing; re-re-writing; microphone jabber; digitized audio manipulation; more contemplation and articulation; re-re-re-writing and re-recording; and...well...you get the picture.
The project took many twists and turns along the way. In this episode, you'll hear a bit about Trust Control creator Kate Kaye's process and some of the overarching ideas that emerged from inside her (humble, fallible and messy) human brain.
In this episode: The power and meaning of trust as unarticulated alchemy Why and how Trust Control evolved as an artistic and philosophical endeavor Unexpected trust measurement patterns discovered A look ahead to full-length Trust Control interview episodes and related work
People Featured in this Episode:
Kate Kaye, Trust Control creator and narrator Key Reference
What Art Does: An Unfinished Theory by Brian Eno and Bette A. (Adriaanse) (also see the authors speak about the book here.)
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TRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling.
TRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling.
TRUST CONTROL: Trust is no longer a feeling.