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lecture: In The Eye of the Beholder
Theories of Governance for a Distributed Machine Vision Ecosystem

Capitalist underpinnings of advanced technology development threatens individual agency and the notion of self-defined identity. As we are seen by an increasing number of image capture systems, this session will discuss prospects for the degrees of control do we exert over digital representations of our bodies as vision technology becomes more ubiquitous.
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Our relationship with technology is different than our relationship with the state. As proprietary AI systems are being developed by a number of multinational corporations, we must examine what these new technologies mean for humanity as a whole. As our biometric information is captured by image recognition systems, artifacts from our analogue lives are being used to power machine learning algorithms. These “black box” algorithms have increasing sway over both what we see and how we are seen. This session will discuss socio-cultural considerations, legal precedents and historical analogs that can assist in framing an informed debate, while examining the philosophical and practical obligations that humans could hope to expect from image recognition technologies.
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Day:
2017-08-07
Start time:
19:05
Duration:
01:00
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Matthew Stender |