Digital Talk “Living with Artificial Intelligence” with Kate Crawford and Guy Hoffman

Artificial Intelligence - AI for short - increasingly shapes our world. Leading scholar Kate Crawford has studied the social, political, and ecological implications of AI. Her book »Atlas of AI« addresses its development as well as the situation of low-wage information workers and the mining of data from social and individual actions and utterances. Together with Guy Hoffman, researcher in robotics and human-robot interaction, and Amelie Klein, curator of the exhibition “Hello, Robot.”, she discusses the risks and advantages that AI and robots can bring to our lives.
Talk in the context of the exhibition
Hello, Robot. Design between Human and Machine
24.09.2022 - 05.03.2023
Vitra Design Museum
More information: www.design-museum.de/hello-ro...
An exhibition by the Vitra Design Museum, MAK - Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, and the Design Museum Gent.
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[@Fiderelske]

Very inspiring talk - thank you so much. Especially the last 2 Minutes were really encouraging me, as supporting lecturers in working with groups of students at university around the topic of AI is the most important part of my work.

[@VitraDesignMuseum]

Thank you very much for tuning in and for sharing!

[@marianthipapalexandri-alex9973]

Excellent talk ! Thank you

[@VitraDesignMuseum]

Thank you very much!

[@Ash-to1gp]

Really interesting talk, thank you. I think a lot of people in the design industry are looking to platforms like Vitra to discuss and seek insight into how to navigate this new space. I agree with the need for regulation around AI but as we already know, governments are not fast enough in pre-empting the impact of new technology and the implications it will have on hundreds of industries. Interesting times ahead!

[@VitraDesignMuseum]

Thanks so much for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@kenburns4540]

Can not understand the moderator's speech