Wednesday 17
13:30 - 15:00
Sónar+D Auditorium by SEAT (P5. Level 1)
Preferential access with accreditation. In case of not completing capacity it will be possible to be acceded with public entrance.
Many of the smartest people in the world today have dedicated their careers to predicting the future, particularly the problem of where you will click next. What goes into the divination of our online behaviors? What are the new organs of prediction? This talk is a deep dive into the current state of online surveillance and how data is collected and used to try to make predictions of what, how, and when we desire, What is the business model of prediction and what are some ways we might push back? How can we become unpredictable, and how can we leverage regimes of prediction for agendas outside of capitalism?
Tega Brain is an artist and environmental engineer whose eccentric engineering intersects art, ecology and engineering. She is an Assistant Professor of Digital Media at New York University.
Sam Lavigne is an artist and educator whose work deals with data, surveillance, cops, natural language processing and automation.
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Even if the masterclass is full, you can go to the auditorium 15 minutes prior to starting as there are always last minute cancellations.