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loop- A cyclical process for content generation. For example: 1. having a conversation with transformer to make a script involves copying and pasting text back into transformer. 2. Having a conversation with Botnik involves using pre-made text as a txt file, and then he predicts the next piece of text. 3. Generating Images involves using pre-existing text, script or generated texts experiments into generative engine

data dictionary

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loop progresses upwards with each iteration

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loop 

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how the logs function, serve, and mediate the vds

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discussion loop

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image generation loop

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text generation loop

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text synthesis loop

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how to generate images from the VDS

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How to generate text from VDS perspective

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How to manually synthesize text to begin the Virtual Design Studio

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How to operate the Virtual Design Studio

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this is trying to explain the ‘void’ or ‘space’ into which the VDS slots, made evident with the spectrum of images of houses on the right hand side. 

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This is the project at the moment, laid out, explaining itself 

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This is an illustration of where the metaverse sits... This diagram helps me explain what the VDS is and where it sits conceptually.

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I plotted the bots I’m working with on a graph to help me determine what they’re letting me say.

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This map situates the VDS alongside external, yet somewhat similar entities. 

From left to right: wwwwwwwww.jodi.org, Olivia Jack’s Hydra overlaying Times Square NY with an Aquarium, (top) Satellite Arts Project (1977) - Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz, Fan that’s speed is controlled by data usage of the computer it is plugged into, Book in the Global Village By Studio Hyte, and Scrollbar by Jan Robert Leegte