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art_and_ai._machine_visions [2021/03/02 09:06] – [Wednesday Morning] fstalder | art_and_ai._machine_visions [2021/03/02 22:39] – [Tuesday Afternoon] fstalder | ||
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+ | ====== Art and AI. Machines Visions. ====== | ||
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**Date:** Week 9, March 1 - 5, 2021 | **Date:** Week 9, March 1 - 5, 2021 | ||
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* active participation in group activity | * active participation in group activity | ||
* active individual work (via pad) | * active individual work (via pad) | ||
- | * fictional short story, 2-3 pages, to be handed until Sunday, | + | * fictional short story, 2-3 pages, to be handed until Sunday, |
===== Course Abstract ===== | ===== Course Abstract ===== | ||
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In this module, we will look at a recent wave of artistic and theoretical work that tries to open this black box, creating a language and an aesthetics for critical engagement. In particular, we will look at image recognition AI, what the artist Trevor Paglen calls “predatory vision” and the data scientist Joy Buolamwini calls the “coded gaze”, referring to gender and racial biases in these systems. | In this module, we will look at a recent wave of artistic and theoretical work that tries to open this black box, creating a language and an aesthetics for critical engagement. In particular, we will look at image recognition AI, what the artist Trevor Paglen calls “predatory vision” and the data scientist Joy Buolamwini calls the “coded gaze”, referring to gender and racial biases in these systems. | ||
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**Pad: | **Pad: | ||
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**Colour Bias in Analogue Photography** | **Colour Bias in Analogue Photography** | ||
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===== Tuesday Afternoon ===== | ===== Tuesday Afternoon ===== | ||
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+ | Timnit Gebru: [[https:// | ||
+ | * Watch the talk and note the main points in the pad. | ||
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+ | * Rothkopf, Joshua. 2020. “[[https:// | ||
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Trevor Paglen | Trevor Paglen | ||
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* Read these four short parts. Select four sentences that you find interesting and copy them to the pad. Please organize them in the pad according to the section. | * Read these four short parts. Select four sentences that you find interesting and copy them to the pad. Please organize them in the pad according to the section. | ||
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===== Wednesday Morning ===== | ===== Wednesday Morning ===== | ||
Trevor Paglen & Cate Crawford | Trevor Paglen & Cate Crawford | ||
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A fundamental critique of the approach | A fundamental critique of the approach | ||
- | Agüera y Arca, Blaise, Margret Mitchell, and Alexander Todorov. 2017. “[[https:// | + | Agüera y Arca, Blaise, Margret Mitchell, and Alexander Todorov. 2017. “[[https:// |
===== Thursday ===== | ===== Thursday ===== | ||
- | **Artist Talk and Workshop by Adam Harvey** | + | |
+ | **Artist Talk and Workshop by Adam Harvey** | ||
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==== Friday Morning ==== | ==== Friday Morning ==== | ||
Discussion of Readings Wednesday Afternoon | Discussion of Readings Wednesday Afternoon | ||
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Hito Steyerl (2016) [[https:// | Hito Steyerl (2016) [[https:// | ||
Steyerl, Hito. 2016. “[[https:// | Steyerl, Hito. 2016. “[[https:// | ||
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+ | Salvaggio, Eryk. 2020. “[[https:// | ||
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