How does play and its design shape our future? In what ways are we creating rule systems that relate to our bodies, traumas, histories, and cultures? By exploring how games connect us to our world, this talk encourages us to rethink our creative work so that we can generate a world worth living in.How does play and the way we design it help generate the future? How are we creating rule systems in relationship to our bodies, traumas, histories, and cultures? Exploring how games entangle us within our world, this talk asks how we can rethink our creative work to generate a world worth living in.
In this video, Zach Lieberman, the head of the MIT Future Sketches Lab, welcomes Phoenix to MIT to discuss her research on developing machine learning tools for artists that enable the integration of embodied knowledge into video games.
In this interview, I discuss my teaching experience, the alternative control game Bot Party, and my activism with the Code Liberation Foundation. I explore the value of collaborating with students, the challenges of publicly showcasing alternative control games, and the foundation's impact as well as its future plans.
Perry reflects on the challenges of growing up as a gifted individual and the drawbacks of isolating gifted students. She also discusses her personal experience with burnout stemming from the demanding work culture in Silicon Valley. These experiences inspired her to establish the Code Liberation Foundation and advocate for making coding accessible to everyone.
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