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Crisis, A Critical Imaginary - Vimarsana News

Crisis, A Critical Imaginary

For a while, I have avoided the word crisis as it refers to our ecological condition because it seemed to provoke an intellectual standstill, the kind of dismay that concludes effort or even further consideration. Recent chatter about the AI crisis appeared similar. The crisis in arts funding did the same. There are even claims of a crisis in any social imaginary. Recently, however, I have begun to wonder if the permanent crisis of the humanities might not provide a different attitude towards crisis across these different areas.

See the Provocative A.I. Works in a New Show at the Ford Foundation Gallery That Turn a Critical Eye on the Tool's Promise—and Its Limits - Vimarsana News

See the Provocative A.I. Works in a New Show at the Ford Foundation Gallery That Turn a Critical Eye on the Tool's Promise—and Its Limits

A group show at the Ford Foundation Gallery shines critical light on A.I. as an artistic tool as much as a system with encoded biases.

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How this machine learning researcher brings art and data together - Vimarsana News

How this machine learning researcher brings art and data together

Artist and researcher Caroline Sinders is using research-based art projects to examine data and technology’s impact on society.

A History of A.I. in Art, From Ancient Inca Data Systems to the New Battlefield of Algorithmic Bias - Vimarsana News

A History of A.I. in Art, From Ancient Inca Data Systems to the New Battlefield of Algorithmic Bias

We put together a history of artists working with artificial intelligence and key developments in the field today.

Source: artnet.com