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A wall that listens: the local-LLM pipeline behind an AI party in Vilnius

Sep 27, 2026 · 12:35 PM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 6 views

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▪This is a 78-second first test of the 1st Dynamic AI Party, being built at the ZOLAK Micro Art Residence in Vilnius.
▪The idea is simple to say and fiddly to build: the wall of the room is a projection, and what is on it is decided, live, by a language model that is watching and listening to the people in front of it.
▪Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7qU4OlB3CtU What it is An AI-driven light wall that reacts to the room.

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This is a 78-second first test of the 1st Dynamic AI Party, being built at the ZOLAK Micro Art Residence in Vilnius. The idea is simple to say and fiddly to build: the wall of the room is a projection, and what is on it is decided, live, by a language model that is watching and listening to the people in front of it. Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7qU4OlB3CtU What it is An AI-driven light wall that reacts to the room. You move, it sees; you speak, it listens; then it answers on the wall. In the footage, words people say in the room (“basically”, “crazy”, “great”) come back as large projected type a moment later, and someone tests whether raising their hands makes the wall brighter.

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