邊界
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邊界_RG its an artist collective and a research group. They work at the edge of language, memory, and machine cognition. Their collaboration explores the aesthetics of the recursive interplay between generative systems, speculative design, experimental essay, and posthuman modes of communication...(learn more)

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Chloe Loewith

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Chloe Loewith is a researcher and writer at the intersection of philosophy, technology, and design. She is a bioethicist and AI ethics researcher at SFU and a Researcher at Antikythera's Cognitive Infrastructures Studio, supported by the Berggruen Institute. She is also a member of Assembliod Space. Her research focuses on synthetic biology, hybridization, coevolutionary human-AI interaction, agentic AI behavior, and the governance of emergent models. Her work has been published in the MIT Antikythera Journal, TANK magazine, PhysioNet, and the forthcoming Whole Earth Redux.

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What we do in the shadows
Ivar Frich, Jenn Leung, Chloe Loewith

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(...)When ‘seeing in the light is blindness’²⁴, and when the epistemology of light is being replaced by an epistemology of darkness, can we still think of contemporary computation, and thus AI alignment, as something which mirrors human thoughts and values?

Artist Diemut Strebe and Brian Wardle, professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT, collaborated on an arts and science project to create the blackest black material to date. In an interview Wardle proposes that the darkest material is ‘is a constantly moving target’²⁵. The aerospace community celebrates darkness to prevent glare; perhaps this same principle needs to be redirected toward alignment research. As Pasquinelli asks, “will darkness ever have its own medium of communication? Will it ever be possible to envision a medium that operates via negation, abduction, absence, the void, and the non-luminous?”(...more)

artworkfieldwareIan Margo 2025, digital video, color, sound 16:9 4K, 11:00min...(more)