How fake is your Horse? Critical perspectives on digital infrastructures, AI and beyond

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world - and not in a good way. Desinformation campaigns, crypto currencies, brain rot and an AI arms race are part of an overall paradigm shift. What does this mean for politics, privacy and for ourselves?

Sarah Stein Lubrano, Luce deLire and Migle discuss these question from feminist, queer and trans perspectives. And what's up with the horse in the title? Come by, find out.

Online Event - for registration (& Zoom link) please email: mail@kunstverein-langenhagen.de
This panel was curated by NIE WIEDER EIGENTUM (private property? never again!) as part of the exhibition "Horses and AI", which is currently on view at Kunstverein Langenhagen

Migle is a digital rights activist and cybersecurity lobbyist, dedicated to making cyberspace more accessible and secure. She co-founded WinPrivacy, a non-profit collective of womxn in privacy and security, and brings over a decade of experience in theatre and documentary storytelling to her work.

Luce deLire is a ship with eight sails and she lies down by the quay. She is an assistant professor for philosophy at Humboldt University Berlin. She publishes on the metaphysics of infinity but also on art, queer theory, anti-racism, postcolonialism, and political theory. In her performances, she embodies figures of the collective imaginary. For more (including booking), see getaphilosopher.com

Dr Sarah Stein Lubrano has a background in feminist, mutual aid, and other local organising as well as teaching in prisons. She holds a PhD from the University of Oxford and a Master’s degree from the University of Cambridge. Her thinking often reaches the public through the Sense and Solidarity Initiative and the Future Narratives Lab . She was previously the Head of Content at The School of Life and wrote obituaries. She regularly appears on public radio and a variety of podcasts. Her first book is, Don't Talk About Politics: Changing 21st Century Minds is out now with Bloomsbury.