A compilation of reports and projects created by the signatories and community members who signed our public statement
In early October, the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy filed a federal document to seek public comments about a proposed AI “bill of rights” that would develop new measures to safeguard against harms caused by the use of facial recognition and other biometric AI technologies to identify people or assess their character. The Alliance for Media Arts + Culture and Immerse decided to join together to submit a public statement on behalf of and with their communities. We first created an open call for comments and then we drafted a public statement based on these comments and held a second open call for signatures and projects. We have published our public statement that we submitted to the Office of Science, with signatures. Below is a companion list of reports and projects created by members of our communities that use or address AI technologies.
WRITTEN WORK
- Always There, Sternberg Press, 2002
- Brittle Opacity: Ambiguities of the Creative AI (pdf)
- Just Joking: Deepfakes, Satire, and the Politics of Synthetic Media
- Before Everyone Was Talking About Decentralization, Decentralization Was Talking to Everyone
- Collective Wisdom: Co-Creating within communities, across disciplines and with AI
- Tech as Art: Supporting Artists Who Use Technology as a Creative Medium
- Making a New Reality: A Toolkit for Inclusive Media Futures
- When Machines Look to Order in Chaos
From Symbiosis-Dysbiosis.comART & MULTIMEDIA
Facial Poetry Seek Riot Android Portrait Project False Positive Neurospeculative Afro Feminism Algorithmic Bias Training, or, Lectures for Intelligent Machines Animal Patterning Project Poesía Facial Poet on Earth Cloud Mapping Project Pink Pastel Extended FairlyIntelligent.tech Limbic Lab Stealing Ur Feelings
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from Boogaloo Bias websiteDeep Dream: The Art of Neural Networks Why don’t the cops fight each other? Antecedent Technology Chomsky vs Chomsky In Event of Moon Disaster Pre-Crime Calculator The Open Biometrics Project Conversations with Things: UX Design for Chat and Voice VIVX Omnia per Omnia Orbis tertius Transgenic Morphosis And Laid Him On The Green Sick Speech Alexa is no joke, video, 02:16 Future Rites Sisyphus 2.0 (short film, dir. Luiza Parvu, Toma Peiu) Boogaloo Bias Deep Reckonings POV: Points of View [radical] signs of life XTH Sense — Biocreative Instrument The Emotions after Charles Darwin Deep Else: A Critical Framework for AI Art Charbagh Symbiosis/\Dysbiosis AIBO: An Emotionally Intelligent Artificial Intelligence Brainwave Opera ONES and ZEROES — The Bias Murders by Monda Raquel Webb Symphony of Noise VR Noor: A Brain Opera — Is There A Place In Human Consciousness Where Surveillance Cannot Go? The Poppy Jasper International Film Festival Educational Programs SKYWORLD / CLOUDWORLD
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