We let a local LLM run the wall at a party, and people started performing for it. Notes from the first test

At the ZOLAK art residence in Vilnius, a "dynamic AI party" was held where a local language model controlled a laser projection on a wall. The AI, using cameras and microphones, decided what content was displayed, with the room itself acting as the prompt. This setup led to partygoers performing for the AI, indicating an engaging and interactive experience. Further details, including diagrams and video, are available on the project creator's website.

This report uniquely details a real-world social experiment where an LLM's direct control over party visuals led to spontaneous human interaction and performance, unlike typical AI art installations.