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114 likes, 4 comments - fiberfestival on November 8, 2024: "FIBER and Artificial Times invite you to Latent Assemblies – a one-day symposium on the interplay of artistic making and AI | November 29, @sandberginstituut Latent Assemblies provides a space for knowledge exchange, with the goal of learning about different strategies and making processes adopted by artists and designers working with machine learning technology and AI in general, in relation to sonic and audiovisual productions. There is an abundance of both utopian and critical theoretical conversations about the impact of AI - and rightfully all important. Within the often overwhelming array, this symposium aims to disclose the actual making processes of artists using AI, the use of different systems and models, and herein, how artistic creators develop their work through assemblies of existing services and sometimes self-developed systems. Furthermore, we’ll be highlighting a variety of making processes and pressing questions concerning the future of synthetic-assisted creativity. Along with the illumination of these processes, critical and socio-cultural questions will be addressed, which are inseparable from working with AI. While being immersed in this state of AI, the symposium will also take a moment to zoom in and ask a series of fundamental questions about the potential next frontier of developments. In addition to the symposium, we are offering the two-day workshop BETWEEN THE LINES by the artist LOREM (@lorem_____) In it, you will use machine learning as an archive-based device for storytelling. Tickets and registration to both events are now online! SYMPOSIUM 🗓️ Fri Nov 29 ⏱️ 14:00 - 19:00 📍 Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam 🎟️ Tickets: link in bio Free tickets for all Sandberg & Rietveld Academy students and tutors WORKSHOP 🗓️ Thu Nov 28 + Sat Nov 30 ⏱️ Times to be announced 📍 Sandberg Institute + other 🎟️ Registration: link in bio Many thanks to @artificialtimes_mfa @sandberginstituut @afk020 @stimuleringsfonds an @pictoright Fonds for making this event happen.".

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The Algorithmic Justice League (AJL) will present a special year-end celebration, reflecting on the organization’s impactful work.

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Rethink Design – A vocabulary for designing with AI addresses the question of how designers can engage with AI. The book presents 17 terms that were developed through inquiries into, and explorations of, designing and living with massively interconnected, potentially autonomous, and seemingly intelligent technologies. Unlike older technologies, these do not wait for human action but engage the world proactively, making decisions, communicating, and sharing data at speeds and scales that challenge comprehension. As such they destabilise and undermine boundaries, often with disregard to moral imperatives, and reconfigure not only the material world but also our relationships with it, with each other, and with ourselves. The terms are organised into 5 sections, each oriented by a key question: How will we craft inclusive human-algorithm relations?, How will we design AI systems that benefit people and the planet?, How will we create equitable socio-economic models in the digital society?, How will we enable public deliberation on data and algorithms?, and How will we prototype responsible data-driven design practices? Taken together the terms provide a sense-making instrument, a map for navigating flexibly a complex, emergent terrain. Reflecting and responding to the dynamism of the field, the book aims to be agile and accessible, offering not the final word but a brief, critical and creative introduction – a set of complementary vistas, entry points, and insights.

Published in Nature Human Behaviour, the Professor of International and Cyber Security with co-authors urge a closer examination of how the GenAI discourse shapes research and policies.

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ivonatau on November 5, 2024: "In a world where algorithms shape our feeds, this project examines the flattening of culture and the aesthetics that dominate social media. Trained on images specifically selected from my ‘For You’ section, the model mirrors a streamlined, curated visual ideal—a reflection of what the platform values most: appealing to the masses. But in the process, the art loses its uniqueness, its message blurred. This work questions how social media’s influence affects personal expression and art’s value in an age of algorithmic visibility. What even is art and artist in this skewed definition? Part of my bigger exploration around the algorithmic culture. #AIArt #DigitalCulture #AlgorithmicAesthetics”".

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At Fantastic Futures I was asked for something that gave me hope about the future of generative AI and image collections. Here's what I mentioned. Spawning’s…

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Source.Plus is an image curation tool that allows you to explore and create image collections for AI training.

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Eugenics and the Promise of Utopia through Artificial General IntelligenceBased on work by Timnit Gebru & Émile P. Torres

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A Comic Essay on Artificial Intelligence

Everyone can and should understand how AI works, so that—rather than be intimidated or misled by algorithmic decision-making—we can contribute multiple persp...

Whether we see it or not, our governments, doctors, schools, and employers have used AI and other predictive technologies for years to make policy decisions, understand disease, teach our children, or...

The Al Accountability Fellowships seek to support journalists working on in-depth AI accountability stories that examine governments' and corporations’ uses of predictive and surveillance technologies...

We seek applications for our reporting initiative focused on AI and surveillance technologies and their impact on communities around the world. We value accountability and data reporting...