A conversation with Clemens von Wedemeyer, Matteo Pasquinelli and Paolo Caffoni on the legacy of Canetti in the age of big data and artificial intelligence. Final event of the course The Political Archeology of Data and part of the KIM HfG Kolloquia series (15 February 2022).
Course Winter Semester 2021/2022.
Course Winter Semester 2021/2022.
An essay by Arif Kornweitz for the New AI Lexicon on the function creep of algorithmic systems.
Phd project by Arif Kornweitz.
PhD project by Max Grünberg
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.
PhD project by Ariana Dongus
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.
The nature of machine learning operations mean they will actually deepen some humanitarian problematics and introduce new ones of their own. This banality of machine learning is also its power.
This machine is a biometric device that scans eyes. This machine is also a mask that hides the backside of its violent logistics and algorithms designed around its screens. In both prints, the eyes are replaced by two images: The pattern of a fingerprint, the pattern of a scanned Iris, both behind the scanner, […]
