Three Thousand Years of Algorithmic Rituals: The Emergence of AI from the Computation of Space
A new text by Matteo Pasquinelli for e-flux journal #101
The Algorithm as Cultural Technique: From Ancient Geometric Rituals to the Mechanisation of Mental Labour
Lecture by Prof. Matteo Pasquinelli at Weimar University
Financial Times: Microsoft quietly deletes largest public face recognition data set
With his research and database investigation, KIM partner and collaborator Adam Harvey has forced Microsoft, Duke and Stanford universities to delete training datasets for face recognition in an unprecedented event in the recent history of (corporate) AI.
Welcome to KIM: Maya Indira Ganesh
We’re happy to announce that technology researcher, writer and speaker Maya Indira Ganesh is starting her position as Research Coordinator at KIM and HfG Karlsruhe in the new project “AI and the Society of the Future” that is funded by Volkswagen Stiftung.
AI TRAPS – Automating Discrimination
Panel with Research Associate Maya Indira Ganesh and Collaborator Adam Harvey
3000 Years of Algorithmic History: From Ancient Geometric Rituals to Modern AI
Lecture by Prof. Matteo Pasquinelli at Münchner Kammerspiel
Re-Imagining AI
Conference at the Institute of Experimental Design and Media Culture, Basel.
Who’s using your face? The ugly truth about facial recognition
Adam Harvey, partner and collaborator of KIM, speaks to the Financial Times on how his project MegaPixels tackles the dubious ways training data sets for facial recognition are created.
Class Calendar
Overview classes Summer semester 2019.