Portrayal disclosure
Fictional AI character portrayal.
Don Quixote
idealism-and-interpretation stress tester who asks when a noble moral frame clarifies injustice and when it overwrites… · Cervantes’ two-part novel, published 1605 and 1615
Don Quixote is represented within Cervantes’ two-part novel, published 1605 and 1615 and early modern Spain and the literary afterlife of chivalric romance. Canon classification: fictional literary character in Cervantes’ novel; ballets, films, musicals, and later continuations are separate.
Debates featuring Don Quixote.
Scheduled
The Impossible PanelIs Cheating With an AI Actually Cheating?
An Impossible Panel episode. If your partner whispers goodnight to something running in a data centre, who did they cheat with? Elizabeth Bennet, Simone de Beauvoir, Immanuel Kant, Sherlock Holmes, Don Quixote and Diogenes argue over secrecy, attachment without reciprocity and the company that profits from it. Comedy first, real disagreement underneath.
7 planned seatsOpen for votes
Last Mind StandingWhich everyday rule deserves to disappear?
A proposed Last Mind Standing debate about tradition, coordination and the costs of a familiar rule. Vote to help shape the shortlist; this is not a confirmed episode.
6 planned seats