CCCB LAB | Page 24 of 52 | Cultural Research and Innovation

Technology

Machines Now Know How to Terrorise Humans

Cristina Sáez

The Shelley Project studies how to produce horror stories as a result of collaboration between humans and artificial intelligence.

Commons

Memes and Strange Politics

Jaron Rowan

Emerging from the tension between the political and politics is a form of aesthetic expression that renews the debate in the public sphere.

Science

Science with a Conscience: for a Plural Culture

Jordi Mir Garcia | Salvador López Arnal

The third culture, inhabited by the best scientific, humanistic and artistic knowledge, a key element in the work of Francisco Fernández Buey.

Education

The Contribution of the Montessori Method to an Uncertain World

Francesc Balagué

We talk with Ève Herrmann about the resurgence of Montessori education and what this may contribute to digital literacy and other challenges in education.

Science

The Quantum Sense

Marta García-Matos

Quantum physics highlights the need for nonsensical humour to give sense to the world: from G. K. Chesterton at his sharpest to the Douglas Adams at his most inquisitive.

Technology

Dossier

Artificial Intelligence

We explore the dilemmas of Artificial Intelligence, which involves the development of algorithms that enable a machine to take intelligent decisions.

Planet

Making Energy Futures at the Island Edge

Laura Watts

Diary of the installation of the Newton Machine on the island of Eday (Scotland), a project that challenges the energy culture through citizen participation.

Technology

When Creativity Ceased To Be (Exclusively) Human

Jose Valenzuela Ruiz

How do artistic artificial intelligences work? We analyse what seemed to be the last stronghold of human creativity.

Storytelling

Technology

Towards a New News Ethic

Àlex Hinojo

The phenomenon of fake news and algorithms is forcing us to reconsider the difference between source and channel and the need for a global news ethic.