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Artificial Intelligence struggles to created perfect hands. The reasons behind this are both technical and biological.

Humanity is never fully in control of its creations. This lesson from Mary Shelley has remained relevant for over 200 years.

Make your own emojis with AI

From 22nd March - 2nd April 2023, three cats will enter a utopia created by the Blast Theory artists.

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Production platform for media art based in Leuven, Belgium.

Generative AI systems act like "stochastic parrots," using statistical models to guess word orders and pixel placements. That's incompatible with a free press that commands its own words.

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Prompt-based image generators seem unhackable. But a committed glitch artist can still instigate interventions.

Listen to Intimacy, with Mirabelle Jones, an episode of The Data Fix with Dr. Mél Hogan, easily on Podbay - the best podcast player on the web.

The much-hyped AI tools of the future are being built by a globally dispersed army of data workers.

Where The Light Gets In is a Regenerative Design Field Kit, a tool designed to expand your perspective as you observe the world around you, reflect on the present, and contemplate potential futures.  Using the Field Kit is as straightforward as following these three steps: Peer through the viewer at an object or scene

Are algorithms biased? Rodrigo Ochigame traces newfound interest in this question back to the early attempts to formalize notions of fair decision making.

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Aimee van Wynsberghe is the Alexander von Humboldt Professor for Applied Ethics of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bonn and president of the Foundation for Responsible Robotics.

A new index rates the transparency of 10 foundation model companies and finds them lacking.

We must resist normalizing opacity in the design of generative AI systems, says Eryk Salvaggio.

Bringing choreographic thinking into the design and research of algorithmic experience

Rest of World analyzed 3,000 AI images to see how image generators visualize different countries and cultures.

With its new album of kraut-pop protest songs, The Organizing Committee imagines a world where the weirdness of cybernetics never gave way to corporate AI research, where art school dropouts got their hands on 1968 IBM mainframes, and where humans designed software through loose collectives. It is utopian pop, tailor made for our dystopian time. For Communication in the Presence of Noise, chief architect Eryk Salvaggio crafted eleven brazenly intellectual pop songs that point outward at the worl…

Are you interested in design’s potential to help us imagine better futures, in an age of climate crisis? And how the explosion in AI creativity support tools could offer new ways to open up and pluralise visions of transition?