In his enjoyable narrative essay, Kenneth Goldsmith tells about some of his different personal encounters with Artificial Intelligences. In his "Fifteen paragraphs on Bad AI", the New York poet raises the question of AI naivety (trying too hard to be good), and suggests re-bugging of the bots for a perfected intelligence.
You'll also discover an imaginative transfiguration of the parliament hemicycle whose delusional technologie is surprisingly illustrated by urban design and spatial planning researcher Michael Kaethler. Mx. Os Keyes' point of view on Implications of Automatic Gender Recognition and AI related bias is detailed in a thoughtful and provocative interview by Florent Delval. An optimistic counterpoint is made by lecturer and information visualisation specialist at Bradford University (UK), Mai Elshehaly, who extensively explains how the problem with AI is fundamentally a data problem soon to be solved with better human-AI cooperation frameworks. |
