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Cybernetic Imagination Residencies program launch. Speakers include Genevieve Bell, Stephen Eggins, Andrew Meares. Residents for 2022-2023 1. Kate Crawford, an acclaimed scholar of the social and political implications of artificial intelligence. She is the author of the award-winning book Atlas of AI, and a creative artist who co-produced Anatomy of an AI System and Excavating AI. 2. Lynette Wallworth, a celebrated artist and filmmaker creating profoundly empathetic works while pushing boundaries of emerging technologies. Her award winning works include Evolution of Fearlessness, Coral, Tender, Collisions and Awavena. 3. Ambelin Kwaymullina, an Aboriginal academic and creative practitioner who comes from the Palyku people. She works across a range of storytelling forms including speculative fiction novels, poetry, picture books, essays and visual art. (Unable to attend) 4. Angie Abdilla, a palawa-trawlwoolway woman. She is the founder and Director of Old Ways, New and works with Indigenous knowledges to inform placemaking, strategic design and deep technologies. 5. Mark Thomson, an author and photographer with several best-selling books, including Blokes and Sheds, Rare Trades, Makers, Breaker and Fixers and The Lost Tools of Henry Hoke. 6. Caroline Pegram, a science media and tech producer who ventured into the world of Artificial Intelligence in 2017 as the Innovation and Strategy director at Uncanny Valley music. In 2020, they won the very first global AI Song Contest.| Period | 28 Apr 2023 → … |
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