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Ramona's Videos
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Ramona's Videos
Check out this series of videos all about Ramona, the virtual performing and recording star, the avatar hostess of KurzweilAI.net, and the female alter ego of Raymond Kurzweil.
Credits and Ramona
Technology Consortium
In Part 1 of The Making of Ramona, you'll hear from Raymond Kurzweil
and Ramona, his female alter ego. You'll also meet members of the
team that helped to create Ramona, and learn about some of the technologies
involved. (total time: 7:17)
Click
here to watch Part 1 (requires RealPlayer, available free from
http://www.real.com)
Part 2 features Ramona and her band performing White Rabbit, one
of the two songs Ramona performed at the TED XI Conference in Monterey
in February, 2001. (total time: 2:55)
Click
here to watch Part 2 (requires RealPlayer, available free from
http://www.real.com)
In Part 3, you'll see Raymond Kurzweil on the stage at TED introducing
KurzweilAI.net, and interacting with Ramona, the site hostess. (total
time: 2:27)
Click
here to watch Part 3 (requires RealPlayer, available free from
http://www.real.com)
Finally, Part 4 features Ramona performing "Come Out and Play,"
which she wrote with her musical collaborator Zoux. (total time:
4:25)
Click
here to watch Part 4 (requires RealPlayer, available free from
http://www.real.com)
You can also view the entire video as a continuous stream (total
time: 17:18)
Click
here to watch entire video
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I have to say I was absolutely blown away. Ramona and her development and implementation, nay, EVERYTHING this site has to offer is a consolidation of so many things I have struggled to bring together in my life. As an ex-computer science/voice performance double major with a nagging visual artist painting voraciously in the back of my head, I am completely amazed at this absolutely BEAUTIFUL integration of technology, society, and art. The implications for the future of so many fields are mind-boggling. Everyone who is participating in this project has my utmost respect. Really, truly, incredible!
Please forgive my raving, but as a nineteen year old college dropout (UNC-CH) searching vainly for a path and more importantly an identity (I was recently diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder...*the mind reels*), this site and the ideas and information presented have set my mind on an incredible track. Without a hint of hyperbole I can truly say you (the dedicated team) have changed my life and given meaning to an existence I once rued.
Thank you,
Tristan |
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