‘Alien Intelligences’: AI and the New Linguistic Breakthrough @Detaills
AI requires to rethink our relationship with language, the foundation of human culture and identity. Which change will this bring?
AI requires to rethink our relationship with language, the foundation of human culture and identity. Which change will this bring?
A collective experiment using a webapp to map participants’ emotions and reflections.
We explored the emerging stories and the power of shared language in shaping space.
The conference aimed to investigate how imagination works in our contemporary world, both as a process through which the relationship between human beings and their environment is developed, and as a creation of aesthetical and technical objects.
An interdisciplinary dialogue on data, de-centralized systems, trust, NFT in order to define new non-extractive imaginaries.
The festival focuses on the openness and evolution of meaning in philosophical language. Inspired by Bernard Stiegler’s later thought, it invites reflection on words as tools: concepts, images, and problems.
Can Rome’s unpredictability inspire new models of urban ecology, collective care, and radical innovation beyond extractive systems?
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DESCRIPTION // The event was part of the Spring Edition of HER: She Loves San Lorenzo, a “neighbourhood festival” focused on Art and Data, held in Rome’s San Lorenzo district and organized by the research center HER (Human Ecosystems Relazioni). This hyperlocal initiative aimed to revitalize local microcirculation and foster connections among the cultural actors … Read More
Why is it important to talk about editing and outsourcing in our current relationship with images? What kind of ‘organ’ is becoming our imagination in the digital age?
An international conference with participation from renowned scholars including Bernard Stiegler, Geert Lovink, Peter Weibel, and David Weinberger.