Dreaming Beyond AI
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In the Pluriverse you can explore various contributions around AI. You can switch between the explorative mode and the functional mode.
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Dreaming Beyond AI is a space for critical and constructive knowledge, visionary fiction & speculative art and community-organising.
This website project uses AI as a gateway to broader societal questions around marginalisation, imagination, futurism, feminism and how we experience the present. The goal of the project is to de-center technology and use it as a tool rather than main instrument for connection and a coming together. It is an experiment to a curated space where people enter with a shared sense of values and agreements.
Do you think in the future machines will have feelings?
What are the technologies of healing?
If you close your eyes and think of the future, what do you see?
What are you most addicted to?
Can AI ever be relational?
How does it feel to be seen by a machine? How does it feel to not be seen by a machine?
What does local mean on the internet?
What does a machine see?
Where can you be more you – offline or online?
Where do you feel more powerful – online or offline?
Who has the power on the internet?
Did you feel empathy when the Boston Dynamics robot dog got kicked?
Could you ever love a machine?
How do AI systems impact the earth?
How does your body feel right now?
What does progress mean?
What could technological healing be?
Does your face get recognized by facial scanning algorithms?
What does the ‘intelligence’ in ‘artificial intelligence’ mean?
How rich have you made Jeff Bezos?
Are there other forms of intelligence that AI should reflect?
How many times per day do you pick up your phone?
How does your body feel when you're online?
Can you envision trauma-informed technologies?
What are examples of technological refusal when it comes to AI technologies?
What is your favourite spam mail?
Can we really connect without our bodies?
What is your most valuable data point?
What patterns might AI identify in your life?
What technological impact do you need to heal from?
What do you see in front of your inner eye when you think of AI?
Reform or revolution?
What politics of visibility does machine vision create?
What does AI define as ‘normal’? Are you ‘normal’ as defined by AI?
If someone other than you owned your data, who should it be?
Dreaming Beyond AI
Dreaming Beyond AI
Dreaming Beyond AI
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