Recent & Upcoming Events

A ‘meeting of the labs’ event about the computational analysis of visual culture and recent advances at the intersection between cultural analytics, computational aesthetics, and machine learning.

This workshop brought together a group of researchers in the fields of digital and computational humanities, computer vision, film, digital preservation and archives, cultural history, and creative computing, to explore together emerging computational approaches to the study of time in moving images.

This panel focuses on how to think about AI from a human-centered perspective. It questions whether it is possible, or useful, to consider the sensible and the sublime as essential elements for developing an AI and whether or not this can be used to build a less biased dataset.

The presentations will launch a collective newspaper publication following open exchanges and a three-day PhD/research workshop in London. Presentations question some of the universal ideals of technology and its problems of scale, further explored through experimental print production.

Part of the Digital Humanities Lecture series, together with Kate Devlin and Mercedes Bunz, we discuss ongoing research in/about AI, from the much hyped text-to-image models and the ‘calculation of meaning’ to trustworthiness and AI ethics.

A conversation on AI art, creative agency and the limits of intellectual property

How can we design a computational film critic?

A small workshop for gallerists and curators to ask everything they wanted to know about neural networks but were afraid to ask.

Invited talk at the a workshop of the eHumanities Junior Research group Audiovisual Rhetorics of Affect

This lecture was part of a series organised by the Vasari Research Centre for Art and Technology and Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image

Part of the “Tequila Talks” series, organised by the Mexican embassy in the UK.

Panel at Transmediale festival for art and digital culture

This event was part of an ongoing seminar series on “critical inquiry with and about the digital” hosted by the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London

Invited talk at the Creative AI Meetup LND

Organised as part of the Department of Digital Humanities graduate conference series