Workshop during “Art meets radical openness” festival 2020 Linz, Austria. May 21-23, 2020, Linz (Austria). Art Meets Radical Openness 2020 20th – 23rd of May 2020 locations: online, DorfTV.at The workshop is organised by: Linda Kronman and Andreas Zingerle (Kairus Art+Research) together with Anuradha Reddy, Bastien Kerspern (Design Friction), Özgün Eylül İşcen and AMRO participants,
Narratives of “smartness” are extending to all areas of life: cities, homes and things. These narratives are dominated by “the smartness mandate” promising that innovation and technology will provide solutions to various crises of our planet. Any economic, environmental or security threat, like the ongoing pandemic, becomes a possibility for smart growth and optimization for
-> -> -> -> Access Suspicious Behavior data annotation tutorial <- <- <- <- Machine vision technologies, such as object recognition, facial recognition and emotion detection, are increasingly used to turn images into information, filter it and make predictions and inferences. In the past years these technologies have made rapid advances in accuracy. The
The four channel video installation is based on recorded material from smart city visits in South Korea, marketing material published by corporations and smart city initiatives, and other gray literature, such as industry presentations or reports. By decoding the visual and rhetorical language of “smartness”, the installation investigates ways to unveil the underlying power
Andreas Zingerle, Davide Bevilacqua, Linda Kronman We are interested to continuously explore methods which brings forth new forms of artistic research, especially in context of digitalization, and everyday use of technology in urban environment. Following previous academic and artistic research projects ‘Behind the smart world’ and ‘The Internet of other people’s things’, we want to
Race for $$$ and become a speed master: Update on "Suspicious behavior" data annotation tutorial: Advanced HITs #3 https://esc.mur.at/en/werk/suspicious-behavior currently exhibited at "Cyborg Subjects", esc medienkunstlabor Graz (Austria) @KronmanLinda
This data-protection illiteracy US police exhibits might be the Achilles' heel we are looking for, wow! #datacarving #datadumpsterdiving https://twitter.com/zenalbatross/status/1280853304403275776
so apparently you can just buy old police body cameras on ebay — and some of them still have video on them!
i spoke to hackers who are buying up tons of cameras and extracting the data to see what secrets they hold 👀 https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8895ek/hackers-are-finding-footage-on-police-body-cams-they-bought-on-ebay
