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Pondering AI
Pondering AIThe Nature of Learning with Helen BeethamHelen Beetham isn’t waiting for an AI upgrade as she considers what higher education is for, why learning is ostensibly ripe for AI, and how to diversify our course.     Helen and Kimberly discuss the purpose of higher education; the current two tribe moment; systemic effects of AI; rethinking learning; GenAI affordances; the expertise paradox; productive developmental challenges; converging on an educational norm; teachers as data laborers; the data-driven personalization myth; US edtech and instrumental pedagogy; the fantasy of AI’s teacherly behavior; students as actors in their learning; critical digital literacy; a story of future education; AI read...
2025-02-1945 minPurple Code
Purple CodeWith Clara Herrmann After a long summer break, we are back with a new exiting guest: Clara Herrmann. Since 2019, Clara has headed the JUNGE AKADEMIE, the international artist-in-residence program of the Akademie der Künste, Berlin. For JUNGE AKADEMIE she developed the program HUMAN MACHINE and initiated and curated the project AI ANARCHIES with a fellowship program and an autumn school co-curated by Nora N. Khan and Maya Indira Ganesh and a final exhibition and event in 2024: The Anarchy of the Soul. Clara was co-founder and coordinator of the Digital Solitude program at Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, where she developed and curated t...
2024-10-141h 09Disintegrator
Disintegrator15. Systems (w/ Georgina Voss)In this episode, Georgina Voss helps Roberto and Marek kick off on a journey to think about the relationship between human agency and political scale, specifically how that relationship is mediated by technology. The next few episodes will stick to this theme. Georgina's work spans the arts, anthropology, policy, technology, cultural theory -- and, critical to this episode's scope: systems theory. Her new book Systems Ultra is a GREAT read, beginning with a kind of xenoanthropology of one of the tech sector's most... extra... events: the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).  Georgina's work further referenced here includes:Supra S...
2024-07-0854 minThe Sexual Violence Research Podcast
The Sexual Violence Research PodcastS2E11 Technology facilitated gender-based violenceFrom trolling to stalking to the sharing of intimate images, technology has facilitated a wide range of threats against women. But what implications does online violence have in the real-world? And how do we measure the impacts and gather data for research? In this episode we explore how the internet has impacted the safety and wellbeing of women, affecting them both psychologically and physically. We hear real-world examples of women who’ve seen these impacts firsthand, including one woman who disengaged from the internet for 13 years as a result of her experiences. And we discuss the work th...
2023-07-0426 minThe Good Robot
The Good RobotThe Myth of Autonomy with Maya Indira GaneshIn this episode, we chat to Maya Indira Ganesh,the course lead for the University of Cambridge Master of Studies programme in AI Ethics and Society. She transitioned to academia after working as a feminist researcher with international NGOs and cultural organisations on gender justice, technology, and freedom of expression. We discuss the human labour that is obscured when we say a machine is autonomous, the YouTube phenomenon of ‘Unboxing’ Apple products, and why AV ethics isn’t just about trolley problems.  
2021-12-0733 minArtalaap
ArtalaapEp 7: Cognitive - Computational - Cosmic - The 13th Gwangju Biennale (2020)18 May marks a watershed event in South Korea's  ultimately successful pro-democracy movement - the 1980 Gwangju  Uprising. As we come up on its 41st anniversary, I speak to Natasha  Ginwala, co-Artistic Director, alongside Defne Ayas, of the 13th Gwangju  Biennale (1 April 2021 - 9 May 2021). Against the backdrop of Gwangju's  position as a cultural event with a revolutionary ethos, we unpack the  philosophy driving this pandemic edition of the Biennale - notably  through the work of Catherine Malabou, Yuk Hui, Maya Indira Ganesh,  Djamila Ribeiro and others - and how it is incarnated in the works  exhibited and practices platformed. We talk about how...
2021-05-161h 17Disruption Network Lab
Disruption Network LabPanel: AI FOR THE PEOPLE: AI Bias, Ethics & The Common GoodAI TRAPS: Automating Discrimination The Art of Exposing Injustice - Part 2 The 16th conference of the Disruption Network Lab AI FOR THE PEOPLE: AI Bias, Ethics & The Common Good Maya Indira Ganesh (Research coordinator, AI & Media Philosophy ‘KIM’ Research Group, Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design; PhD candidate, Leuphana University, Lüneburg, IN/DE), Slava Jankin (Professor of Data Science and Public Policy at the Hertie School of Governance, UK/DE). Moderated by Nicole Shephard (Researcher on Gender, Technology and Politics of Data, UK/DE). This panel wants to investigate possible solutions to the known challenges related to AI bias, and t...
2019-10-291h 19re:publica 18 - Politics & Society
re:publica 18 - Politics & SocietySolarPunk and going Post-Post-ApocalypticSteve Lambert, Andrew Hudson, Mushon Zer-Aviv, Maya Indira Ganesh How can we use data analysis and AI, deterministic technological practices that are conservative by design, to build models for better futures? What can we learn from new genres in science fiction that break from dystopia and envision new, different and desirable futures? And how can activists and artists use Utopia as a tool in their political and creative practice?
2018-05-041h 05re:publica 18 - Alle Sessions
re:publica 18 - Alle SessionsSolarPunk and going Post-Post-ApocalypticSteve Lambert, Andrew Hudson, Mushon Zer-Aviv, Maya Indira Ganesh How can we use data analysis and AI, deterministic technological practices that are conservative by design, to build models for better futures? What can we learn from new genres in science fiction that break from dystopia and envision new, different and desirable futures? And how can activists and artists use Utopia as a tool in their political and creative practice?
2018-05-041h 05re:publica 18 - Politics & Society
re:publica 18 - Politics & SocietyCritical Social Infrastructure: Responding to Attacks on National ID SystemsEva Galperin, Maya Indira Ganesh Over the last year the world has witnessed a series of security breaches that have compromised massive repositories for personal information: the Equifax hack that compromised the should-be-secret social security numbers of over 140 million Americans; a breach of India’s Aadhaar biometric ID database of  1.2 billion citizens; the hack of the South Korean ID database; the 2015 US Office of Personnel Management hack; the effects of WannaCry on the British National Health Service; of vulnerabilities in Estonia’s ID chip card. And there is no guarantee there won’t be more in the future. The breaches and hac...
2018-05-0426 minre:publica 18 - Alle Sessions
re:publica 18 - Alle SessionsCritical Social Infrastructure: Responding to Attacks on National ID SystemsEva Galperin, Maya Indira Ganesh Over the last year the world has witnessed a series of security breaches that have compromised massive repositories for personal information: the Equifax hack that compromised the should-be-secret social security numbers of over 140 million Americans; a breach of India’s Aadhaar biometric ID database of  1.2 billion citizens; the hack of the South Korean ID database; the 2015 US Office of Personnel Management hack; the effects of WannaCry on the British National Health Service; of vulnerabilities in Estonia’s ID chip card. And there is no guarantee there won’t be more in the future. The breaches and hac...
2018-05-0426 minre:publica 17 - All Sessions
re:publica 17 - All SessionsIndia of Things (en)Developing an Internet of Things ecosystem is what Sreowshi is working on in Bangalore. In this interview she will discuss the journey so far and future in building awareness around the penetration of the Internet to our homes, everyday objects and tool and the importance of having innovators and users work on solutions that will benefit the majority of the population and not just the producers or elite consumers. Sreowshi SinhaMaya Indira Ganesh Sreowshi will give insights on the particularities of the IoT market in India. Together with her interview partner from Tactical Technology Collective she will discuss...
2017-05-1033 minre:publica 17 - Global Innovation Gathering (GIG)
re:publica 17 - Global Innovation Gathering (GIG)India of Things (en)Developing an Internet of Things ecosystem is what Sreowshi is working on in Bangalore. In this interview she will discuss the journey so far and future in building awareness around the penetration of the Internet to our homes, everyday objects and tool and the importance of having innovators and users work on solutions that will benefit the majority of the population and not just the producers or elite consumers. Sreowshi SinhaMaya Indira Ganesh Sreowshi will give insights on the particularities of the IoT market in India. Together with her interview partner from Tactical Technology Collective she will discuss...
2017-05-1033 minDie Technikblase
Die TechnikblaseAlexa, mach ma Podcast!Hach, wir sind ja doch ein wenig hibbelig. Sowohl Michael als auch Stephan bekommen am Freitag Amazon Echo / Echo Dot geliefert und wir sind gespannt, wie ein Flitzebogen. (Aufgezeichnet haben wir am Freitag-Mittag und konnten demnach noch nicht ausgiebig testen...) Nach Alexa ist vor dem iPhone. Das erste davon wurde vor zehn Jahren, am 09.01.2007 von Steve Jobs vorgestellt und hat nicht weniger als die Welt verändert. Eine Reise zurück hörst Du im Podcast. Stephan sucht wie wild ein Android-Smartphone. Wer sich nicht intensiv mit den Geräten beschäftigt, verliert auf dem aktue...
2017-01-1345 minBöll.Mitschnitt
Böll.MitschnittMobilize! Barriers and Dangers: How to deal with repression, censorship and surveillanceInternational Workshop Conference / Energize, Polarize, Mobilize! / Human Rights. Participation. Activism. Internet. March 22nd 2013 - Berlin A brief overview of the current techniques and tools used for surveillance and censorship will be presented. Ways for activists to protect themselves against these techniques will be discussed. Panel: Christian Mihr, Reporter ohne Grenzen Jérémie Zimmerman, La Quadrature du Net Maya Indira Ganesh, Tactical Technology Collective Reem Al-Masri, 7iber.com, Jordan Moderation: Geraldine de Bastion
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