Technology
Technogrief: Love, Loss and Labour in an Age of Digital Domesticity
Helen Hester
The possibility of establishing emotional relationships with home technology raises new dilemmas and questions.
Culture
Technology
The Museum of Human Things
Javier Pantoja
Speculations on strong AI and the musealisation of everything human.
Technology
Yuk Hui: “We are living in a gigantic technological system”
Victor G. García Castañeda
The Hongkongese philosopher advises deepening our technological imagination outside the confines of the capitalist hegemony and colonialism.
Technology
The Other AI Revolutions: Synopsis and Conclusions
Jorge Carrión
We review a series of conversations about the AI revolution and its impacts on thought, society and culture.
Planet
Technology
On Knowing Matter
Tim Cowlishaw
A speculative cartography of the material ecology of Artificial Intelligence.
Technology
Reflex Actions. Generative AI Tools and the Archive
Estampa
When we train an AI with the dataset created from an archive, new questions and ways to analyse its content emerge.
Storytelling
Technology
Did Calvino Dream of Literary Androids?
Carlos A. Scolari
The Italian writer explored the narrative as a combinatorial process and anticipated the functioning of generative artificial intelligence systems.
Technology
The double life of artificial intelligence
Marta Peirano
On automata, symbolic models, neural networks and machine learning: a brief history of AI.
Technology
First of all, how are the machines doing?
Ezequiel Soriano
Can we imagine machine creativity without falling into the trap of the modern idea of innovation and originality?
Technology
Artificial Emotion
Ferran Esteve
As the physical and digital worlds converge, new types of emotional relationships are emerging between humans and machines.
Technology
Artificial intelligences, irrational images
Elisa McCausland | Diego Salgado
The impact of artificial intelligences leads us to reflect on human-made visual creations.
Technology
Artificial Intelligence: Half Wanting, Half Fearing
Carlos A. Scolari
How will new AI-based tools change the way we think and perceive the world?