Cover Image for [Collective Footnotes #3] Feminism Confronts AI by Judy Wajcman & Erin Young
Cover Image for [Collective Footnotes #3] Feminism Confronts AI by Judy Wajcman & Erin Young
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[Collective Footnotes #3] Feminism Confronts AI by Judy Wajcman & Erin Young

Hosted by Institute of Machine Unlearning
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​About the session

​Collective Footnotes is our new monthly reading series by offDAC + Institute of Machine Unlearning

​Collective Footnotes is an attempt at a book club, and an attempt to unlearn book clubs at the same time. Also a gentle way of holding ourselves accountable to the reading lists that keep growing faster than we can finish them.

​We'll meet online once a month to slowly work our way through books, essays, articles and open tabs that have been patiently waiting on our reading lists, to expand the ways we can practice reading otherwise, by following tensions, rabbit holes and connections that emerge between the lines.

​For our second session we'll be reading Feminism Confronts AI by Judy Wajcman & Erin Young, asking questions like:
→ What kinds of work remain invisible in discussions about AI?
→ Who decides what counts as fair?
→ Can machines unlearn patriarchy? Can we?

​📅 29 September, 17:00 BST - 18:00 CEST - 20:00 GST - 12:00 EDT - 09:00 PDT
💻 Online (Jitsi)
📚 No need to finish the text before joining or even read all of it

​Facilitated by Silvia Binda Heiserova (offDAC) and Dominika Cupkova (IoMU).

​Organizers

​OffDAC

​offDAC is an off-chain feminist decentralized artistic community exploring the intersection of feminism, art, sound & technology.

​Institute of Machine Unlearning

​The Institute of Machine Unlearning is a critical and poetic platform for examining how we relate to AI, where participants explore alternative ways of sensing, imagining, and interfering with intelligent systems through workshops, rituals, and collective unlearning.

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