A. I. or Artificial Intelligence – a technology that increasingly finds its way into our everyday lives. On the one hand, it can make life easier in certain areas and complement human abilities, but A. I. can also cross boundaries. “I AM A. I. – Artificial Intelligence Explained” addresses questions surrounding A. I.:
Predictive Policing?
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Credits
Authors of this exhibit: IMAGINARY in cooperation with Janet Chan (UNSW Sydney). Illustrations by Ariel Cotton
Contributors
Supported by
Carl Zeiss Foundation
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The novel traveling exhibition opens to the public for the first time ever in Heidelberg beginning on January 29, 2022 @ MAINS.
The traveling exhibition “I AM A. I.” opens in Jena beginning on December 13, 2022 @ Friedrich Schiller University
It’s your first day in your new job. Together we will attempt to lower the crime rate of your city. Click through the story and let us dive into a topic full of questions: Where are the limits to using artificial intelligence? How important are transparency and data safety for you? What happens when prediction methods make mistakes?
Law enforcement agencies like the police and public prosecutors around the world are trying to use software to forecast crime. The goal of “Predictive Policing?” is to question the use of modern AI technologies. Is it okay to target specific locations or people in the analysis of crime prediction or prevention? The resulting social biases, missing transparency in calculations, and strict surveillance programs form one of the main points of criticism for these approaches.
