The Arborescent Mind: The Intelligence of an Inverted Tree
Hayward Gallery in London opens the exhibition Among the Trees with a text by Matteo Pasquinelli.
Nur nicht das Gesicht verlieren
fluter, the magazine of the Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung publishes an article by our research associate Ariana Dongus on the deployment of face recognition in everyday life.
On the origins of Marx’s general intellect
Out now for Radical Philosophy journal: Matteo Pasquinelli’s essay investigates the relation between Marx and the pioneer of computation Charles Babbage.
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 May 31, 2020.
Galton’s Utopia – Data Accumulation in Biometric Capitalism
Ariana Dongus’ essay for Spheres journal #5
How a Machine Learns and Fails: A Grammar of Error for Artificial Intelligence
“Given the degree of myth-making and social bias around its mathematical constructs, Artificial Intelligence has inaugurated the age of statistical science fiction” — Matteo Pasquinelli for Spheres journal #5.
Critique of Intersemiotic Translation: The Methodologies of Antonio Gramsci and Naoki Sakai
Phd project by Paolo Caffoni.
The High-Tech Labor Camp as Laboratory
PhD project by Ariana Dongus
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.
My Mother Was A Computer
Research Associate Ariana Dongus’s lecture at Künstlerhaus-BKK Karlsruhe on the historic and forgotten role of women in the history of computation.
Women in Computation II
Women in Computation II ist die Fortsetzung des im Sommersemester 2019 geführten Seminars in Kolloquiums-Form.