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Venue:
HGB, Room 2.32a
Wächterstrasse 11
04107 Leipzig

Partner:
The project is co-financed by the European Union and is co-funded by public funds on the basis of the budget approved by the Saxon state parliament.

>>> Registration via mail to Sven Bergelt: bergelt@hgb-leipzig.de
Workshop in room 2.32 | Class Artistic Action and Research + room 2.25 | Studio Digital Materialities
>>> Please bring your own laptop

This hands-on workshop takes a critical look at how Large Language Models (LLMs) and text-to-image AI systems encode political ideologies and biases, shaping digital narratives and public discourse. Divided into two parts, the workshop explores different aspects of AI’s ideological influence. Participants will engage in both critical analysis and hands-on artistic experimentation, examining how AI-generated text and images shape ideological discourse and raise pressing questions about AI ethics and power.

Helena Nikonole is a new media artist, independent curator and educator currently based between Berlin and Istanbul. Her field of interests includes hybrid art, bio-semiotics and Artificial Intelligence. One part of her work explores utopian scenarios of a post-human future, while another examines the dystopian present and takes a critical approach to technology.

Organized as part of (Un)Learning Digitalities with Prof. Christin Lahr and Sven Bergelt, Class Artistic Action and Research and Büro für Digitale Lehre.