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With this Call For Works we invite artistic makers to submit their work for possible presentation within the programme of the FIBER Festival 2022. This is possible in two categories: 1) works for the festival exhibition and 2) video works for the (online) film programme. These can be existing works or new works under development.

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The world of Artificial-Intelligence generated art has exploded over the last twelve months. In January 2021, OpenAI released two models that changed the game: DALL-E and CLIP. These models showed what might be possible by generating visual art from text-based prompts.

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Discover amazing ML apps made by the community

Discover amazing ML apps made by the community

Discover amazing ML apps made by the community

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Discover amazing ML apps made by the community

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The JUNGE AKADEMIE of Akademie der Künste, Berlin, will support six artists in developing new works on the topic “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Ethics” during a six-month residency program at ZK/U in Berlin titled “AI Anarchies.” Artists of the program will be invited to participate in an interdisciplinary and international autumn school in October 2022 with artists, scientists, and members of the Akademie. The invited artists’ projects will be shown in a final presentation between May and July 2023 at Akademie der Künste. Each fellowship is awarded with 20,000 euros. The program is funded by the Federal Commisioner for Culture and the Media.

Ancestral Apparitions uses machine learning to evoke simultaneous feelings of familiarity and distance in a meditation on diasporic identity and more broadly, the tension between collective and individual identity within the archive. A Generative Adversarial Network is trained on family photographs from the artist's personal archive as well as images from The Studies in Tamil Studio Archives and Society. The machine learning model is then able to produce its own ghostly "family photographs" which are then used to create digital negatives and print lumen prints on expired photo paper, returning to the original medium of the training data. In the original photographs portraits of men, portraits of couples cropped from the chest up, portraits of couples standing and other trends in pose and subject matter are reflected in the output images.

This video is a collaboration between Casey REAS and Jan St. Werner. The short video excerpt and still images above are samples of the longer audiovisual experience. It's one video within a set of five under the title Compressed Cinema. Please watch in a dark space with loud audio to approximate the intended experience.

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We analyze how advice from an AI affects complementarities between humans and AI, in particular what humans know that an AI does not know: “unique human knowled

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The Notre Dame-IBM Technology Ethics Lab (the Tech Ethics Lab) is seeking an experienced Associate Director to oversee and administer its day-to-day operations.The Tech Ethics Lab, founded in 2020, promotes broad-based, far-reaching interdisciplinary research, thought, and policy leadership in artificial intelligence and other technology ethics by engaging with relevant stakeholders to examine real-world challenges and provide practical models and applied solutions for ethical technology design, development, and deployment. Our mission is to promote human values in technology with the ultimate aim of helping steer technological design, development, deployment, and use in the direction of more equity and justice. We do this by producing and supporting tangible, applied, and interdisciplinary research projects that address core ethical questions. We also create third party industry alliances and facilitate dialogue and debate regarding technology ethics, help develop preeminent standards related to the moral and ethical use of technology, and seek to inform technology-related laws, policies, and governance. The Tech Ethics Lab is situated in a complex, fast-paced, and rapidly growing area of research, practice, and policy at the intersection of technology, industry, law, and academia. The Associate Director will develop a foundation for scaling up the work of the Tech Ethics Lab as it navigates from 'startup mode' to becoming a central voice in the technology ethics conversation.  Primary responsibilities of the Associate Director include: - Applying advanced knowledge, decision-making skills, and creativity to proactively identify and solve complex operational problems and barriers facing the Tech Ethics Lab, a unique academic-industry joint venture navigating from “startup mode” to becoming a central voice in the technology ethics conversation. - Creating and updating a body of policies and standard operating procedures to ensure efficient and consistent internal operations as the Tech Ethics Lab grows. - Overseeing all operational aspects of the Tech Ethics Lab, including budget and finances, benchmarking and annual reporting, goal-setting and monitoring, support for personnel and hiring, liaising with other university offices and departments in support of Lab operations, and managing outside vendors and other logistical relationships. - Supporting the Director in developing and executing strategic plans and programs for the Tech Ethics Lab. - Helping operationalize strategic alliances with individuals and organizations with minimal to no oversight. - Collaborating closely with the Program Manager on decision-making related to day-to-day operational objectives, including financial management, reporting, compliance, and research administration. - Interfacing with executive leadership including in the Office of the Provost, the Office of Research, and the sponsor (IBM).The Associate Director will demonstrate excellent communication, relationship management, organizational, problem-solving, decision-making, and strategic management skills. A minimum of 4-6 years of relevant professional experience is required. This would be an in-person preferred but some hybrid optional position.

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