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222 likes, 2 comments - bognamk on July 9, 2026: "job job job".

Join artist and educator Jazmin Morris as she discusses her new work 'Strands of Information,' exploring the politics of information storage

A one-week summer studio on generative AI: node-based workflows, AI-driven motion and projection mapping. 24-28 August at Budafabriek, Kortrijk. Max 15 participants — apply by 10 July 2026.

Some say that AI - run by a small group of billionaires and consuming an unfathomable amount of data, land, energy, labour, and water - is inevitable. But the recent release of the AIResistList.org shows how people around the world are proving that alternative futures are possible. And that communities are finding many creative ways to push back against extractive AI. Originally envisaged as a journalistic endeavour by journalists such as Karen how, alongside researchers from The DAIR Institute, We and AI, and The Refugee Law Lab. In response, many hundreds of people have contacted the team to share stories or offer support and collaboration. We are now taking the opportunity to bring this growing community together in London and via online conferencing. As part of London Data Week we will spotlight the local initiatives in the List, before hearing insights from those who have found the list useful in their own projects. We will be joined by those on the List from other continents connected by the impact of AI supply chains. We will hear from some of the many projects in London working to challenge the pillars which support the empires of AI. Finally we will be joined by speakers considering the value of community spaces and shared resources. These conversations will help shape the next phase of the AI Resist List as it expands under the Stewardship of We and AI. We invite you to find out more about how the airesistlist.org was created, how it supports policy, research, journalism, learning, inspiration and organising, and hear more about what is going on in AI at a community-first level around the world. We will have a series of short lightning talks showing the many different ways in people are taking back power and imagination, introduced by guest host Mhairi Aitken of Our AI Collective CIC. Speakers include: Eleanor Taylor - Permacomputing Sinem Görücü - Memetivism Zoya Yasmine - Better Images of AI Professor Kate Devlin - Digital Futures Institute, KCL Dr Stef Garastro - University of Greenwich Joan Kinyua - The Data Labelers Association Maurice Carney - Friends of the Congo Dr Zeerak Talat - University of Edinburgh Rachel Coldicutt - Society of Hopeful Technologists Dr Tim Squirrell - Foxglove Grace Davies - BLAM UK Jemima Gibbons - Sticks & Stones Dr Yulu Pi - University of Warwick Alex Lawrence-Archer - AWO The Possible Futures Community - PFC Tania Duarte, Marion Meyers - We and AI This event is part of a full day’s programme of reimagining and reclaiming AI at London Data Week 2026 on the 8th of July at King’s College London. You can book other sessions here. The event will also be livestreamed through a zoom webinar. If you wish to register to participate online, please fill in this form and you will receive the zoom link a few days ahead of the event.

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Try Google Flow, the ultimate AI for creatives. Transform ideas into reality using Google’s advanced generative models for cinematic video, images, & tools.

Posted 7:40:42 AM. We're Domestic Data Streamers. We turn complex data into physical and participatory experiences…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

A speaker with a world inside — an endless ambient soundscape generated in real time by a tiny living world. Not a loop, not a playlist.

Circuit Breakers is a conference for organizers and activists in the tech industry to come together and learn, build community, strategize, and recognize our collective power. It will be held October 17-18, 2026, in New York City.

Open Call for Year 12 will open in early 2025. Click to learn what we look for in candidates.

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Eventbrite - Edinburgh College of Art presents AI and the Digital Commons: Perspectives from online collections & archives - Wednesday, July 15, 2026 at Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Hilversum, NH. Find event and ticket information.

Eventbrite - Edinburgh College of Art presents AI and the Digital Commons: Perspectives from online collections & archives - Thursday, August 27, 2026 - Find event and ticket information.

The LEGO Foundation Fellowship is a global initiative supporting researchers working to deepen our understanding of how children thrive. Spanning disciplines from education and psychology to public health, data science, and humanitarian studies, the fellowship brings together early- and mid-career scholars whose work has the potential to generate evidence that matters for children's lives.

Details Classification: Exempt, Regular, Full-time, Hybrid Location: Mountain View, California Department: Collections & Exhibitions – (Curatorial) About The AI Initiative & Why This Role Now The Computer History Museum (CHM) is building its AI Initiative to become the world’s most comprehensive repository and public forum for the history of artificial intelligence and robotics – capturing the living […]

93 likes, 0 comments - dock_digital_berlin on May 20, 2026: "Program Update #3: Skill Sharing Sessions + New Venue
 A short update: Due to the safety closure of the TU main building, Reclaiming Data has found a new venue: the symposium and exhibition will now take place at @flutgrabenberlin . We’re very happy to introduce the three Skill Sharing Sessions accompanying the symposium — small-group, hands-on encounters with the technologies that increasingly shape what we remember. Each session is led by an artist whose practice opens AI, archives, and platform infrastructures to critical and creative scrutiny.
 → Unreal Data — Real Effects with @mediengruppe_bitnik 
A critical and performative session on digital rating practices, online reviews, and how platforms shape our perception of place. → AI Sound and Cultural Memory with @allapopp 
A hands-on insight into an artistic AI workflow, based on Virtual Tatar Choir and the use of personal and archival recordings of rural Tatar singing. → Memory Machines with @mvzmuehlen 
A session introducing Will the Revolution Not Be AI Scripted?, an interactive installation working with AI-mediated voices of resistance, archival gaps, and critical fabulation. The three sessions run in parallel — please choose one when you register.
 🗓 13 June 2026
🕙 10:00–11:30
📍 Flutgraben e.V.
Am Flutgraben 3
12435 Berlin Limited to 15 participants per session. Free admission, registration via Körberstiftung.de and eventbrite, the link is in the bio.
💻 Please bring your own laptop for the Bitnik session. 
Exhibition @flutgrabenberlin 
🗓 12–21 June 2026
Opening: Friday, 12 June, 17:00 
For the full programme, check the link in bio. Reclaiming Data is a collaboration by @dock_digital_berlin , @new__practice, @designandcomputation , and @ecommemoration. Supported by @technologiestiftung Berlin and @centerforliterature – Center for Literature.
Curated by @jonnybixbongers . Design by @yunkuo__ #ReclaimingData #SkillSharing #AIandSociety #DigitalArchives CulturalMemory GenerativeAI DataPolitics Flutgraben BerlinArt".

index_space on May 19, 2026: "In a new class with Nitzan Hermon, we’ll explore how AI can function as a thinking aid rather than just a productivity tool. Instead of optimizing for faster outputs, the session focuses on using computational thinking to clarify intention, surface hidden assumptions, and hold better questions open for longer. Designed for anyone already using AI in work or creative practice — no technical background required — this 90-minute session introduces practical frameworks, prompts, and patterns for engaging with AI more intentionally. Come for this first session, and, if your interest is piqued, take $100 off the full 3-month course.".

Above is looking for two talented hires (Intermediate/Senior) to join our Design Technology team in either our Malmö or Stockholm studio – one hardware-leaning, one software-leaning. Both positions...

The Religion, Science, and Society funding area will support research on culture, religious traditions, and spirituality to advance our collective understanding of the ways in which religious and spiritual beliefs and practices affect human flourishing and to apply those insights to society in meaningful and practical ways.

The Heinrich Böll Foundation Washington, DC is pleased to announce its Global Majority AI Fellowship, a new initiative to support civil society experts from the Global South to participate in the first session of the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance.

Compiler is a platform for conceptual digital art, curation and critical practice.

25 likes, 2 comments - ramlaanshur on May 13, 2026: "Reimagining AI: Exploring Cultural Narratives for AI Futures in 2035 ✨ Join me on a journey to deconstruct the narratives shaping the imagination of the British Somali diaspora, decolonise our perspectives by exploring personal and cultural artefacts at @culturehouseorg, and crafting new narratives for more just and culturally rooted AI futures. If you are of Somali heritage, used AI in some capacity (this includes chatGPT!), and willing to stretch your imagination, you are welcome to join! All sessions are free, and meals provided at the in person ones. You can sign up for 1 or more workshops below: 1. Decoding AI Narratives - 28th May (online) 2. Crafting New Imaginaries 1 - 4th June (Culture House) 3. Crafting New Imaginaries 2 - 11th June (Culture House) 🎟️ Link for tickets and more details in my bio! Limited spaces available so sign up now!".

50 likes, 1 comments - securityvisionproject on May 12, 2026: "👁️ WATCHING MACHINES: Life under Algorithmic Eyes 18 / 19 / 20 June · Grey Space in the Middle, The Hague For three days, Cyan Bae (@chaeyuenbae), Francesco Ragazzi (@francesco.ragazzi) and Ruben van de Ven open up five years of the ERC-funded Security Vision project — the films, installations and data work that came out of asking: what does it mean to live under algorithmic eyes, and how do we look back? 🗺️ On view: ▪︎ Two collective interactive data visualisations mapping the global field of security vision: 837 deployments, 2,181 institutions, 131 countries. A first attempt to make the infrastructure of algorithmic surveillance visible at a glance. ▪︎ Welcome to Set by Cyan Bae (premiered at IFFR 2026, Tënk Opening Scenes Award at Visions du Réel). What happens on the sets where AI emotion-recognition systems are trained? Cyan reenacts the strange, playful labour of generating "ground truth" for machines designed to read our faces + Work-in-progress excerpts from Cyan's two upcoming shorts in the deception-detection trilogy. ▪︎ A preview of "An Algorithm of Violence", Francesco Ragazzi's essay film following a software engineer building a violence-detection algorithm. What does it mean, ethically and aesthetically, to teach a machine to recognise a punch? ▪︎ "Perplexity" by Ruben van de Ven (previously at NEXT LEVEL, Dortmund). A camera, a computer and a laser projector predict your path across the room and trace it at your feet. Walk normally, and you become legible. Walk strangely, and you become suspicious. The algorithm's error becomes a measure of suspicion. 📅 Programme 🥂 Wed 18 — opening night 🎙️ Thu 19 — public programme with policy makers, artists, researchers and activists 🖼️ Fri 20 — exhibition day Free entry. Come look at the machines that are looking at you. 🔗 More info + RSVP: [LINK IN BIO] #WatchingMachines #SecurityVision #AlgorithmicSurveillance #FacialRecognition #CriticalAI #ComputerVision #DocumentaryFilm #EssayFilm #DataVisualisation #SurveillanceStudies | @thegreyspaceinthemiddle @recntr.leiden @erc_research @polscileiden".

0 likes, 0 comments - inactual.magazine on May 3, 2026: "**limited-time early bird** An 8-session online course on AI, language, images and creative workflows Artificial intelligence is often presented as a set of tools for productivity, automation and content generation. This course proposes a different approach: AI as a cultural, linguistic and aesthetic infrastructure. Through theory, demonstrations and hands-on experimentation, participants will learn how to work critically and creatively with generative systems, understanding not only what they produce, but how they organize language, images, knowledge and imagination. The course is designed for artists, researchers, writers, designers, educators, cultural workers and students who want to use AI systems with greater awareness, precision and creative autonomy. No advanced technical background is required. The program combines historical and theoretical framing with practical exercises in text generation, image and video prompting, creative workflow design, academic writing, fact-checking and basic automation. Across eight online sessions, participants will explore the genealogy of prompting, the operational nature of language in AI systems, embedding spaces, prompt design strategies, text-to-image and text-to-video workflows, API-based experimentation, AI-assisted research practices, and the ethical, ecological and political implications of generative technologies. The workshop will be led by Angela Fusillo (@angela.fusillo_), a digital artist and researcher specialising in artificial intelligence and its social implications. Limited-time early bird LINK IN BIO".