Insight Session: Reframing AI in Civil Society, with Jonathan Tanner · Zoom · Luma
It may feel as though public discourse around AI often does not include voices and perspectives from civil society — and this feeling would be perfectly…
Insight Session: The Hidden Language Shaping AI Policy, with Daniel Stone · Zoom · Luma
Often when working to shape tech & AI policy that is publicly beneficial, we can feel utterly bulldozed with flowery metaphorical language which doesn’t appear…
@instituteforpostnaturalstudies on Instagram: "Cyberwitches and Feminist Technologies is a course designed to place feminist theory in close dialogue with the complexities of cyber-space, technology, and the philosophical formations that configure digital worlds. Seminars will be led by renowned thinkers from the fields of intersectional feminist theory and action. Approaching feminism as plurality and spatiality, we will discuss multiple iterations of feminist efforts on a global scale – and discuss ways of engaging feminism in artistic practices, inside, outside, and between digital environments. How do we define cyberwitch? What does it mean to become cyber-witches in digital landscapes shaped in and through capitalist forms of production? How can cyber-witch networks shape open-source commons? How can feminism(s) help us imagine new forms of the digital? Faculty: Carmen Lael Hines @carmen_lael_hines, Cyber_nymphs (Justyna Górowska & Ewelina Jarosz) @wetmewild, @underwater_activi...
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The Good Robot: Why Technology Needs Feminism | Alumni
Join Dr Kerry McInerney as she explores what makes technology "good" and how feminism can guide us. Discuss her book The Good Robot: Why Technology Needs Feminism" and delve into critical perspectives on gender and AI. Co-host of The Good Robot Podcast and co-editor of Feminist AI.
Photography Through the Lens of AI | Foam: all about photography
Exhibition. 31 May until 11 September 2024. In recent years, AI has started to make a big impact in the world of photography, changing the way we make and see images. In Photography Through the Lens of AI, Foam explores the intersection between art, technology, and society, highlighting how the recent advancements in AI impact our relationship with images, ourselves and our perception of reality. The multi-dimensional project consists of a group exhibition Missing Mirror which is accompanied by the solo exhibition AI Attacks by Paolo Cirio.
KI TeGG on Instagram: "The Hidden Layers: AI and Design conference is coming soon and we are glad to present our speakers! 🎤 --- THURSDAY, JUNE 13: - Maria-Teresa de Rosa-Palmini is a PhD Student seeking to unravel the diverse cultural, ethnical, and societal implications of advancing multimodal deep learning models. - Ralf Baecker is an artist that makes installations, machines, and performances that explore the underlying mechanisms of new media and technology. - Joana Moll is an artist and researcher that explores in her work the way techno-capitalist narratives affect the alphabetization of machines, humans, and ecosystem. - Claudia Sevivas is a researcher that documents artistics projects using 3D motion capture systems, looking for new ways of represent and visualize movement. --- FRIDAY, JUNE 14: - Pamela Scorzin is a professor that lives between Dortmund, Milan and Los Angeles interested in scenography, fashion art, artificial intelligence, and mixed realities. - Silvi
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Die re:publica Berlin ist das Festival für die digitale Gesellschaft und die größte Konferenz ihrer Art in Europa. Die Teilnehmer*innen der re:publica bilden einen Querschnitt unserer (digitalen) Gesellschaft.
The Age of Computational Desire: Towards a New History of Culture in the 2020s | The New Centre for Research & Practice
Instructor Kazys Varnelis explores the consequences of technological transformations, tracking how networks transformed political forms and discourses.
Eveline Ypma is a (film) composer, multi-instrumentalist and sound artist. She specializes in compositions with a subdued and playful character. Her love for nature is reflected in her creations through soundscapes; this brings a idiosyncratic and organic dimension to her music.
Assembling Intelligence, a multidisciplinary symposium organised by HEAD – Genève (HES-SO), will bring together artists, designers, and researchers to highlight a spectrum of alternative definitions for ‘artificial intelligence’. The discussions will introduce much-needed diversity into the otherwise monochromatic and frequently cynical perspectives manifested in mainstream corporate AI models.
Critical Futures Talks: a new event and podcast series from the Master in Design for Responsible AI by Elisava and IAM
A new series of hybrid events, interviews, and a podcast featuring a range of eclectic perspectives from faculty, current program participants, and special guests on the intersection of Responsible AI, media, and design in a state of climate emergency.