Training the Archive

Maya Ganesh discusses in the interview how artistic works have influenced the critique of artificial intelligence in recent years.

The interview explores Ridler's relationship to AI art and her own artistic engagement with generative visual processes.

The interview asks how Artificial Intelligence can be explored creatively, artistically and critically - also to create an adequate teaching and mediation of AI.

This interview puts current technological developments in artificial intelligence in perspective with the history of computing.

The interview explores historical and functional aspects of the ImageNet image dataset using the collection of the Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven, as an example.

Interview with Elisa Giardina Papa on YouTube about the myth of universality, transparency and truth in the context of emotion and AI.

An overview interview with Matteo Pasquinelli on YouTube about the ideological, the logical, the technical and the social form of AI.

Together, Ulises Mejias and Nick Couldry discuss data as an abstraction of life and describe in the interview how data is extracted and colonially exploited.

Adam Harvey is all about critically examining artificial intelligence training data. Harvey is a Berlin-based researcher and artist working on artificial intelligence, privacy, and surveillance.

Magda Tyzlik-Carver explores the webs of relationships between humans and the non-human of software and algorithms. In doing so, she ties into the concepts of the »post-human« that also come up in the interview.