Your Data Mirror Experience

Your Data Mirror Experience

“Your Data Mirror Experience” is a personalized, story-based and interactive web application. The project is based on the user’s own data traces and shows what should remain hidden from users: the psychological profile that can be created from personal data in order to play out targeted (political) advertising and influence Read more

By Harald Gapski, ago
Competendo - Digital Toolbox

Competendo – Digital Toolbox

A toolbox for democracy learning, digitalisation and non-formal education. The toolbox offers and shares experience, methods and inspiration for active citizenship-related learning and empowerment in communities, schools, or non-formal learning spaces, in organizations, universities or initiatives. The data collected is aimed at educators and includes, for example, methods for planning and Read more

By Harald Gapski, ago
KI in meinem Alltag

KI in meinem Alltag

The education pack “KI in meinem Alltag” by iRights.Lab supports (prospective) teachers to integrate the topics ‘AI-basics’ and ‘AI & Society’ into school in a natural and low-threshold way. It consists of 15 teaching material items, from videos, audio-interviews and graphics to texts and working sheets. The material takes an Read more

By Harald Gapski, ago
Breaking the black box

Breaking the Black Box

ProPublica (2016): Breaking The Black Box, New York. In the age of increasing automation, in which machines are making more and more decisions for us, the information service “Breaking the Black Box” aims to shed more light on the thicket of automated decision-making systems. In a small series of articles, Read more

By tt, ago
How normal am I?

How normal am I?

The website “How normal am I?” is an interactive online experience that aims to raise awareness about facial recognition and artificial intelligence systems. It accesses the user’s camera and applies a facial recognition algorithm that judges the user’s face, accompanied by an explanatory commentary by the author. By seeing how Read more

By Ina Sander, ago
Suspicious Behavior

Suspicious Behavior. A Data Annotation Tutorial

KairUs (2020): Suspicious Behavior. A Data Annotation Tutorial. The project “Suspicious Behavior” (2020) by the media art duo Linda Kronman and Andreas Zingerle provides an impressive insight into a world in which artificial intelligences are trained to automatically recognize suspicious situations and distinguish “normal” from “abnormal” behavior. In a tutorial, Read more

By tt, ago
Netzfest

Künstliche Dummheit oder Künstliche Intelligenz?

Reinhardt, Julia; Oswald, Sven (2020): Künstliche Dummheit oder Künstliche Intelligenz? Interview mit Deborah Seifert vom 28. September 2020 auf dem Netzfest der re:publica 2020. (33:53 Min.) In the conversation, Julia Reichardt, expert on artificial intelligence and data protection and Fellow in Residence at the Mozilla Foundation, and Sven Oswald, moderator Read more

By tt, ago