ONE EPISODE, A STARTING POINT

I CLONED myself... now what?

12:35Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Montemagno shows a digital clone of himself and reports that some people close to him did not recognise it as artificial. The experiment prompts reflections on authenticity, consent and changes to on-camera work. He imagines avatars for education, customer support, onboarding and conversations based on an author's material, distinguishing these possibilities from experiments already carried out. He uses 4books as an example and promotes its Black Friday offer. Predictions about quality, employment and future rules remain hypotheses from the episode's period.

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What is discussed

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Montemagno shows a digital clone of himself and reports that some people close to him did not recognise it as artificial. The experiment prompts reflections on authenticity, consent and changes to on-camera work. He imagines avatars for education, customer support, onboarding and conversations based on an author's material, distinguishing these possibilities from experiments already carried out. He uses 4books as an example and promotes its Black Friday offer. Predictions about quality, employment and future rules remain hypotheses from the episode's period.

Key points

  • Clearly identifying an avatar and obtaining consent are presented as central issues.
  • The author imagines using the clone to explain material available in a service.
  • Customer support is proposed as a possible conversational application.
  • An author's avatar could become an interface for exploring a book.
Open the source: Mi sono CLONATO...e adesso?

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The bald jokes

The hair and shampoo jokes are part of his self-deprecating humour about being bald.

Across the reviewed archive: 141 items
#3 in the ranking

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Belin!

A Ligurian exclamation with a vulgar origin, used to add surprise, emphasis or exasperation.

Across the reviewed archive: 138 items
#4 in the ranking

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Ping-pong / table tennis

A reference to his background: Marco says he played table tennis professionally when he was younger. This explains his mentions of paddles and his sporting experience.

Across the reviewed archive: 242 items
#1 in the ranking

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Pazzi furiosi

An often affectionate nickname for bold experimenters, enterprising people and members of his community.

Across the reviewed archive: 79 items
#7 in the ranking

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SWITCH GEARS. GET CURIOUS.

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