1. Luke Robert Mason
Research Director, Philter Phactory
@lukerobertmason
@weavrs

2. Weavrs
Virtual Persons for an Information Age

3. The Phellows

5. Infomorphs

6. I Share Therefore I Am
Sherry Turkle

7. Feltron Report

8. First, electronic sensors got smaller and better. Second, people
started carrying powerful computing devices, typically
disguised as mobile phones. Third, social media made it seem
normal to share everything. And fourth, we began to get an
inkling of the rise of a global superintelligence known as the
cloud.
The Data-Driven Life - The New York Times Magazine

9. Google can bring you back 100,00
answers, a librarian can bring you
back the right one.
Neil Gaiman

10. The internet is changing
again

11. The EyePhone
The Future is not what it used to be

12. Computer Wins on Jeopardy! Trivial,
It’s Not.
John Markoff - New York Times, February 16, 2011
In Case You Wondered, a Real
Human Wrote This Column
Steve Lohr - New York Times, September 10, 2011
Siri, Can You Hear me?
Sam Grobart - New York Times, October 13, 2011

13. Weavrs

14. Darth Weavr

15. 1. We Turn Our (Life) Narratives into Data.
2. Weavrs turn our Data Into Narratives.

16. Siri
Service-Based Personality

17. Talkie the Toaster
Function-Based Personality

18. Weavr
Emergent Interaction-Based Personality

19. SPIME = SPace + tIME
Bruce Sterling

20. SPIMEION = SPace + tIME + emotION
Weavrs

21. Dreaming Prosthetic

22. The Internet was designed by experts. The Web
was designed by amateurs.
Alan Kay
... And both will be understood by Bots
Weavrs

24. Thank you!
http://weavrs.com
@weavrs
http://philterphactory.com