15 June 22

Social Marginalisation and Machine Learning: Defying the Labels of the Machinic

A panel of artists consider the role of AI in their work, and the relationship between machine learning and issues of social exclusion, discrimination and human rights
Venue
Online
Date
Wednesday, August 17, 2022
06:00 PM
Address
Online
Location
London
Organiser
Autograph

What does it mean to be seen by machines and can we trust machine vision?
How do technologies discriminate and what impact is this having on people?

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Artists have historically experimented with human perception and utilised the ways in which people see things differently, but what are the implications of artistic practices which incorporate the technologies of machine learning?

Join us for this online event reflecting on the politics, social outcomes and power dynamics at play in working with AI. Over the course of the evening three artists will present their work: Kin (Cultura Plasmic INC), Sophie Hoyle and Kristina Tica. The presentations will be followed by a conversation chaired by curator, educator and agitator Dr Cecilia Wee and a Q&A with the audience.

This event has been curated by Kin (Cultura Plasmic INC), part of Shape’s Transforming Leadership programme, on which Autograph is proud to be a key partner