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http://www.paulos.net/
http://www.eiu.org/
Tools, techniques, and systems deployed for novel interactions between
humans across a variety of communication channels will be discussed.
Tele-presence, tele-embodiment, tele-obliteration, and tele-crime: the
new forms of human contact and expression. How will they be designed?
What benefits will they provide? What new social conventions and metaphors
will emerge from these physical artifacts? Finally, how can artists
and scientists work together on addressing the ethics and consequences
of our technological environment?
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