Public presentation of the AI Forensics project
Presentation and panel discussion during the Rundgang 2022.
“And You Could Believe She Was Alive?” Neomaterialist Conceptions of Artificial Intelligence and Nature in the Anthropocene
An extended review of the ZKM exhibition BioMedia by Yannick Fritz as part of the HfG Rundgang 2022.
Interview with Matteo Pasquinelli
“Let’s look at self-driving cars for example: they are indeed almost a mythological object, but they are a good example of AI ambitions because they aim to automate a very complex form of labor that is the labor of the driver.”
The Digital Walls of the University
Paolo Caffoni contributes to the conference at The University of Manchester with the paper “The Digital Walls of the University: New Metrics of Labour, Education and Mobility in the COVID-19 Crisis”.
On Computer Vision
An essay by Adam Harvey for Umbau journal.
What is digital culture? A primer
Course Summer Semester 2022.
A Pedagogy of Machines: Making Tools for Education
Course Summer Semester 2022.
War in the Age of Intelligent Machines
Course Summer Semester 2022.
Historical-Political Epistemology: For Critical Thinking in the Anthropocene
A double-lecture with Matteo Pasquinelli and Pietro Daniel Omodeo at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Bologna (in Italian). 30 May 2022, 15:30.
From Algorism to Algorithm: A Brief History of Calculation from the Middle Ages to the Present Day
Semester break readings: a text by Matteo Pasquinelli for the Portuguese magazine Electra (winter 2021-2022).
Invisible Work in AI: From the Assembly Line to the Algorithm
A lecture by Prof. Matteo Pasquinelli at La Caixa Foundation (Barcelona).
Statement against the war in Ukraine
KIM research group statement 1.3.2022.
