Study the future at HfG: Open application
New and fast application process: European and Non-European students can apply for a degree program at the Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design until April 30, 2021.
Interview with Ariana Dongus on face recognition in everyday life
Research fellow Ariana Dongus is interviewed for the “Bundesweite Aktionstage Netzpolitik und Demokratie 2020“.
Ariana Dongus is nominated as AI-Newcomer 2021
Our research fellow Ariana Dongus has been nominated for the AI-Newcomer Award 2021 by the German Informatics Society and will speak at the AI-Camp on April 27.
The ethical questions that haunt facial-recognition research
The prestigious journal Nature features research fellow Adam Harvey’s project Megapixels.
Digital PTSD. The Practice of Art and Its Impact on Digital Trauma
A conference by Castello di Rivoli on the effects of screen-based activities during the COVID pandemic with a talk by Prof. Pasquinelli on the history of the notion of trauma.
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Practical Information and Funding Opportunities for International Students
Here you find information on study and living costs, scholarships, living and mobility in Karlsruhe, and other useful tips.
Bewaffnet mit Strass
Research associate Adam Harvey is interviewed by fluter, the journal of the German Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung, about his anti-surveillance project and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Research Workshop: Adversarial Hacking in the Age of AI
Call for proposals: workshop organised by transmediale festival and KIM HfG in January 2020.
How Photos of Your Kids Are Powering Surveillance Technology
The New York Times covers KIM partner Adam Harvey‘s new study of the MegaFace dataset.
Clouds voller CO2
Matteo Pasquinelli’s essay “The Automaton of the Anthropocene” is discussed by journalist Adrian Lobe for Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Biometric Humanitarianism
In the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, Adrian Lobe covers biometric registration of refugees in Jemen, referencing also the work of our Research Associate Ariana Dongus
