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Alexis Kirke and Eduardo Miranda appeared on BBC Radio Devon 20 May 2019 to announce the successful funding of the £2.37M project about dementia and artificial intelligence “Radio Me”:

Alexis has been invited to speak at the International Festival of Animation in Stuttgart about the Netflix phenomenon Bandersnatch. Choice is Not Immersion – Why “Bandersnatch” is less immersive than “Bird Box”: “Bandersnatch” was one of the Netflix highlights of recent months: the viewer was able to determine how the story of the film goes. Award-winning British …

Alexis has published two new articles on Medium: Can the Quantum Computing Speed-up Help the Arts? and: My Quantum Computer Wrote a Podcast: Podcasts about Quantum Computing  

Alexis hosts and produces a new podcast “My Quantum Computing Wrote a Podcast” and talks about quantum computing, AI and the entertainment business, with the occasional co-host of a quantum computer. My Quantum Computer Wrote a Podcast #1 – “Schrodinger’s Brexit“ – Quantum Computing / AI / Entertainment A podcast hosted by Dr Dr Alexis …

QX4 Basic Command List: CNOT input 11: Example of Bell, or entangled states (2): First 12 “Columns” of Composer Score for GATEMEL v50:

UK Immigration from Syria during War The above example is an orchestral music piece of sonic journalism. The deep rising string sound underneath is generated by the death toll due to the Syrian War between 2012 and 2016. The higher up-and-down violins are generated using the total number of Syrian refugees in millions over the …

One of the reviews from a Swiss film festival: “Both terrifyingly and playfully experimental in its execution, Alexis Kirke’s A Boat presents a frenetically touching portrait of memory’s persistence in the face of life-altering illness. We follow a man named Jamie through his symptoms of on-set dementia, specifically in the form of night terrors, which …

Alexis’ TEDx talk “Composing across parallel universes” is now available:

Algoshorts 2018 Festival Director – Alexis Kirke This is the second edition of Algoshorts, the first being in 2013. Both editions have been part of the PACMF festival. Algoshorts is the world’s first public festival of short fiction films on the topic of algorithms. Having had 400 submissions to consider, we will be presenting a …