Thinking machines
AI Facial Profiling, Levels of Paranoia, Marta Revuelta
HEAD – Genève, Baptiste Coulon
ALTHOUGH THE CONCEPT OF "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE" IS ALREADY OLD, ITS PRESENCE CONTINUES TO INTENSIFY, WHETHER IN THE PRESS, POP CULTURE, OR EVERYDAY OBJECTS.
Anthony Masure is in charge of research at the HEAD in Geneva. He is an Applied Art Professor and a former student of the design department of ENS Paris-Saclay. He is also an associate member of the LLA-CRÉATIS laboratory at the Université de Toulouse - Jean Jaurès. His research focuses on the social, political and aesthetic implications of digital technologies. He co-founded the research journal Back Office and he is the author of the essay Design et humanités numériques (ed. B42, 2017).
Website: http://www.anthonymasure.com
Alexia Mathieu is in charge of the Master Media Design at the HEAD in Geneva. Her work focuses on the strategy of designing interactive products and services to create prototypes of alternative futures. In parallel, she conducts experiments at the intersection of machine learning and textile design to create new fantaisies for the fashion industry.
Website: https://www.alexiamathieu.com
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