Francis hunger (12 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: New. In the popular imagination, artificial intelligence (AI) is usually portrayed as a divine entity that makes "just" and "objective" decisions. Yet AI is anything but intelligent. Rather, it recognises in large amounts of data what it has been trained to recognise. Like a sniffer dog, it finds exactly what it has been taught to look for. In performing this task, it is much more efficient than any human being - but this precisely is also its problem. AI only mirrors or repeats what it has been instructed to reflect. Seen in this light, it may be viewed as a kind of digital "house of mirrors".Humans train machines, and these machines are only as good or as bad as the humans who train them. Based on this insight, the publication addresses not only algorithmic bias or discrimination in AI, but also AI-related issues such as hidden human labour, the problem of categorisation and classification - and our ideas and fantasies about AI. It also raises the question whether (and how) it is possible to reclaim agency in this context.Text in English and German.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Francis Hunger ist ein Geschichtenerzähler des Informationszeitalters, der die medialen Instrumente für seine Performances und Installationen zu nutzen weiß. Mysteriöse Radiosignale, ein ternärer Computer, das weite Feld der sowjetischen Raumfahrt sowie das Verhältnis all dieser Bereiche zu fordistischen Produktionsregimen bilden die Fixpunkte seiner künstlerischen Auseinandersetzung mit Technologie- und Ideologiegeschichte. Sein Material liegt in den Archiven der ehemaligen Sowjetunion vergraben oder gehört schon zum kulturellen Wissen wie die Filme von Dziga Vertov, von denen er drei bei der Inszenierung von Menschenmassen analysiert hat und in der Installation 'Tolpa' zusammenbringt. Dialoge daraus sowie ein Ausschnitt aus seinem Hörspiel 'Die Frau, die nie ins Weltall' flog werden in 'History has left the Building' erstmalig abgedruckt. In dem Katalog: Ein visueller Essay von Till Gathmann und Francis Hunger, der die historische Epoche von 1917 bis 1990 - dem Beginn und Ende des Sozialismus in der Sowjetunion und in Osteuropa - umfasst. Ein Essay der Kunsthistorikerin Inke Arns, die Francis Hungers Rezeption der historischen Avantgarde in einem weiten Panorama künstlerischer avantgardekritischer Positionen in Osteuropa beschreibt sowie eine umfangreiche Fotodokumentation der Ausstellung im Hartware MedienKunstVerein Dortmund mit Werkbeschreibungen von Fabian Saavedra-Lara.…

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Condizione: New. KlappentextIn its second term from 2018 to 2020, the urban initiative project Stadtkuratorin Hamburg centered around the theme of digitality in the context of art in the public sphere with the title HAMBURG MASCHINE. This publication d.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Hunger, F: History has left the Building | Dt/engl | Francis Hunger (u. a.) | Buch | Leinen (Buchleinen) | Deutsch | 2012 | Spectormag GbR | EAN 9783940064509 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Spector Books OHG, Harkortstr. 10, 04107 Leipzig, mail[at]spectorbooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. In the popular imagination, artificial intelligence (AI) is usually portrayed as a divine entity that makes "just" and "objective" decisions. Yet AI is anything but intelligent. Rather, it recognises in large amounts of data what it has been trained to recognise. Like a sniffer dog, it finds exactly what it has been taught to look for. In performing this task, it is much more efficient than any human being - but this precisely is also its problem. AI only mirrors or repeats what it has been instructed to reflect. Seen in this light, it may be viewed as a kind of digital "house of mirrors".Humans train machines, and these machines are only as good or as bad as the humans who train them. Based on this insight, the publication addresses not only algorithmic bias or discrimination in AI, but also AI-related issues such as hidden human labour, the problem of categorisation and classification - and our ideas and fantasies about AI. It also raises the question whether (and how) it is possible to reclaim agency in this context.Text in English and German.…