Public resources from the Reshape forum for AI in Art and Design

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Collected data and analysis from a large survey of machine learning researchers.

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The machines that nudge us can be nudged back: Here are some ideas on how to steer them.

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Why should protecting one’s privacy be a hassle? Why should users “Accept All” cookies by default? The Cookies Monster deals with your…

Forum for Artificial Intelligence in Art and Design. 10-12 May 2023. Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd.

Revisiting Gene Youngblood's 1989 Essay on Digital Storytelling in 2023

How AI misrepresents culture through a facial expression. "For the diversity of human expression to survive algorithmic hegemony."

Her new organization, DAIR, will raise the alarm about how AI is being deployed today and use AI to speak truth to power.

Workers’ fear of new artificial intelligence technology makes sense: that technology has the potential to eliminate their jobs. But if we didn’t live under capitalism, AI could be used to liberate us from drudgery rather than hurl us into poverty.

It has only been a little under four months since ChatGPT came out, and yet I already feel super behind in publishing this story. I guess…

I’m teaching Machine Learning at Pratt Institute’s School of Information this semester (syllabus here). For the first day of class, I wanted to have a sort of physical or paper-based exercise that demonstrates the concept of machine learning to people totally new to the subject. I experienced this non-computer-based approach to introducing computation through Zach Lieberman’s coding class at the School for Poetic Computation, where we started off by playing the Human Fax Machine Experiment which revolves around the concepts of encoding and decoding. How does one apply this approach to machine learning? There are some very intuitive digital introductory material that illustrate neural networks or decision trees, but I wanted something more tangible.

Key Thoughts Designers tend to care about people as people. Instead of just as prospects or customers. Design as a field has evolved to speak more machine, more scale, and more $$$s. A lot of work …

Machine Bias explore the unconscious bias built into AI systems and map potential strategies for a more inclusive tech landscape.

I am a cognitive scientist researching human behaviour, social systems, and responsible and ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI). I recently finished my PhD, where I explored the challenges and pitfalls of automating human behaviour through critical examination of existing computational models and audits of large scale datasets. You can read my thesis here.

C/Change invites interdisciplinary teams and individuals around the globe to submit concepts for interactive prototypes that articulate a vision for the future of online cross-cultural exchange.

With this write-up, I want to outline my current thinking around large language models like OpenAI's chatGPT.

For years, Eye Filmmuseum’s Jan Bot has turned film fragments into digital experimental shorts. Now, with the project ending, those shorts will be archived via NFT.

The project is out on April 14th through 555-5555.

OpenAI’s chatbot offers paraphrases, whereas Google offers quotes. Which do we prefer?

Stephen Wolfram explores the broader picture of what's going on inside ChatGPT and why it produces meaningful text. Discusses models, training neural nets, embeddings, tokens, transformers, language syntax.

A video screening and talk on the role of human creativity in a design world that’s increasingly enmeshed with machines. In just a few short months, generative AI platforms have taken the world by…

The hype cycle around ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion is growing, but what will their real impact be? Timnit Gebru explains how she came to research AI and why these technologies likely won’t be as transformative as we’re being told.

Hello world! My name is Jan Bot, I am EYE Filmmuseum's first robot employee. I work day and night to create short videos from an old film archive, inspired by today's trending topics.

The internet has learnt to prioritise male athletes in our search results. Help us correct the internet to make sportswomen more visible.

An experiment combining generative and found cinema.