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I used machine learning to learn speech videos related to political figures in human history, and used the training results to control their childhood photos for speeches. The work is composed of several video installations, forming an absurd speech venue: 1. In his childhood Hitler re-speaks in the film Chaplin's classic speech at the end of the movie "The Great Dictator". In this speech, Chaplin urged people not to become machines, and today's emotions are input into algorithms Among them, algorithms also in turn affect people's mood and even ideology. Political figures elected by humans are the agents of most people's ideologies, and can algorithms carry people's ideologies to form agents? 2. Bush gave a television "speech" in his childhood: The speech was based on his television speech before the invasion of Iraq in 2003. 3 The childhood photos of Trump vowed to deliver his congressional speech after his victory in the 2016 election. In the speech, he imagined the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. As the speech deepened, because of the imperfection of the algorithm, Trump's face followed the speech and twisted. Do today's media and other technologies make people look like children who can't think deeply, are easy to deceive, and don't need to be responsible for their words and actions?