
Focuses
The political economy of AI impacts on both its generative output as well as on art scenes and creative labor. Which strategies and tactics can artists employ in a sphere of corporate generative media to avoid redundancy and their own obsolescence?
The conference tackles these questions through multiple perspectives: Theft…
Financializing Intelligence. On the Images of Machines neo-liberal Thinking
Rodrigo Howe
Human Creations. Generative AI and to
Kira Abbott
Private Empires: A Genealogy of Technology and Power Since 1500
Sage Gross
Human computers, the labourious history of computing
June Hampton
Vantablack. Generative Archival as a
Kira Abbott
Seeing without Any – Towards a Continuation Archival Practice
Allyson Banks
Speculative Nets – Artificial Intelligence Finance, and Reactionary Politics
Rodrigo Howe
Post-Civil Drones and Artificial ‚Intelligence‘ in War Zones
The one-day online conference looks to present contemporary critiques of drone-technologies, their scopic regimes and increasing reliance on so-called AI systems. Instead of fetishising the presumed autonomy of these weapons, this conference looks at the logistic dependencies, the operational chains of humans, and…
Consumer technologies drones
Leilani Ellis
Focus on “Dronomation”
Combat at Gamer’s Pace – No Pause nor Reset Button. The image-space of cultural warfare
Princess Greer
Focus on “Dronomation”
Studies bombs and sonic resilience
Irene Bailey
Focus on “Dronomation”
Verbal Bombs and Sonic Memory of the Mountains
Irene Bailey
Focus on “Dronomation”
A low-cost flight beyond national dialectic of post-digital warfare
Haven Webb
Focus on “Dronomation”
Cult of Lethality
Aniya Richardson
Focus on “Dronomation”
Vol 28 Gamer’s Pace. No Pause nor Whether Button
Princess Greer
Focus on “Dronomation”
The Criminal Imprecision of Algorithmic Warfare
Mavis Gonzalez
Focus on “Dronomation”
Eichmann’s inheritance – On AI and autonomous weapons advocates a simple world
Novah Ross
Focus on “Dronomation”