Welcome to Chat Haus, the coworking space for AI chatbots

A new type of “luxury” is a colleague located between a primary school and a public library at Greenpoint Para in Brooklyn.

Chat House dubbed, in these spaces you find the elements that you found in a traded colleague’s office: People are hamming on their computer keyboards, another person is calling phone calls, someone else is breaking the coffee sip with their computer.

However, there is a key difference: a fellow place for Chat House AI chatbots, and everything, including people, is made out of the cardboard.

More precisely, the chat house is an art exhibition of Brooklyn artist Neem m-rivenThe It has a few handful cardboard robots working on their computers through a small motor -controlled movement. Here is a sign that provides the desk space for $ 1,999 in the month “and the other is the place that the place is” a luxurious co-operative space for chattabots. “

Ben-Raeven told TechCrunch that he created the exhibition as a way to address the exhibition and bring the subject that most of his work-which was mainly being pushed into the AI ​​World, focusing on graphic design and videography. He also added that instead of companies, agencies returned to AI equipment as he already denying freelance jobs.

“It was like a disappointment of humor in humor, so I would not be too bitter to change the industry under my nose and I didn’t want to be part of the shift,” said Ben-Rowe. “So I was, I would only fight with something foolish that I could laugh at myself.”

He said he wanted to keep this exhibition from being very negative because he didn’t think it would say the right message. He said that creating art that is obviously negative it force it to a corner and it needs to protect itself. He added that a “light tune” to the display helps to draw with all the views of all ages and AI.

Ben-Raeven and I was chatting on a cafe pan in Pan Vino Vino from the window display, the people of numerous groups stopped watching the chat house. The three millennium-old women stopped and took pictures. A group of school-departed students stopped and asked their adult disciples questions.

Ben-Raeven also thought that despite the fact that AI was working with the industry, the situation remained lighter than other horror and trauma in the world today.

“I mean, in the direction of the creative world, AI, like war, seems like a light thing that is happening on earth and like terrorism and trauma,” he said.

Ben-Raevan has always used cardboard in his industry. He made a life-at the airport terminal outside the cardboard in the grade school. For the past decade, in freelance work, he has worked along with calling these cardboard robots or “cardboard kids”. So there was a natural choice for displaying these cardboard robots – he joking that they needed one of the reasons to get them out of his apartment – the material was providing another comment to AI.

“The stability of this cardboard staff and the skill of breaking down its little weight, how do I feel that AI is interacting with creative art,” he said. “People can make their midjorn images that look really great on Instagram and make the kids at the end of the 12 -year -old, but with any level verification -it is garbage and I think you’ve seen this cardboard things close enough, they are easily connected and easily down to any weight.”

Although he understands why customers are attracted to some AI-prone art. He compared it to junk food and a fast-acting serotonin hit that comes from eating junk food before digesting fast.

The chat house is a temporary display that the building keeps it is allowed to be approved for reform. Ben-Raeven hopes to hold the display at least until at least May and hope he is hoping to move to the greater gallery if he can. He wants to be able to add further – but when the display is over, he is worried about where he will put any additional materials in his apartment.

“I just thought it would be fun to express this idea, for example, our chatzipti somewhere in some warehouse prompts in some warehouses, a cute, a cute, baby robot, took like electricity like a lightning like a light in Switzerland,” said Ben-Riven.

The Chat House is currently displaying in the front window on 121 Norman Avenue in Brooklyn, New York Greenpoint Para.