»Training the Archive« at the QURATOR Conference 2022
16.09.2022
Talk on »Training the Archive« as part of the session »Storytelling and Artificial Intelligence« at the Qurator Conference 2022 at the Naturkundemuseum Berlin.
Working Paper #4 published in English and German
25.07.2022
The fourth working paper in the series on the research project has been published by Dr. Inke Arns (HMKV) on the topic »Can Artificial Intelligence be biased? On the critique of AI’s ‘algorithmic bias’ in the arts« is available for free download.
SAVE THE DATE Conference on »Art and Algorithms«
24.06.2022
The conference on »Art and Algorithms« will take place on site at the Ludwig Forum Aachen on 17 and 18.11.2022 with keynote, lectures and book reading by international scholars.
Interview #5 with Elisa Giardina Papa on »Emotion and AI«
08.06.2022
Interview with Elisa Giardina Papa on YouTube about the myth of universality, transparency and truth in the context of emotion and AI.
»Training the Archive« at HANNOVER MESSE
23.05.2022
HANNOVER MESSE is the leading knowledge and networking platform for the manufacturing, energy and logistics industries. On 31.05.22 our project will also be presented.
Interview #4 with Matteo Pasquinelli on »Exploring the economic and social roots of AI«
27.04.2022
An overview interview with Matteo Pasquinelli on YouTube about the ideological, the logical, the technical and the social form of AI.
Lecture at the conference on the net implications of collecting practice and collecting research
30.03.2022
Date: 30.03.-01.04.2022
Place: Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel
Scientific poster published and available for download (in German).
07.03.2022
Published on Zenodo as part of the poster session for the conference »DHd2022« – 8th annual conference of the association »Digital Humanities im deutschsprachigen Raum«.
Toolkit on AI and Museums published
18.02.2022
The German-language toolkit on the topic of »Artificial Intelligence and Museums« has been published online and in print with an article on the Ludwig Forum.
»Training the Archive« (2020–2023) is a research project that explores the possibilities and risks of AI in relation to the automated structuring of museum collection data to support curatorial practice and artistic production.
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