Überschätzte Intelligenz

In a cur­rent issue of KUNSTFORUM Inter­na­tion­al, enti­tled “Kann KI Kun­st?” (“Can AI do Art?”), the diverse inter­sec­tions and inter­de­pen­den­cies of art and arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence are high­light­ed. Var­i­ous authors explore ques­tions such as “Should­n’t we also update our mod­ern con­cept of cre­ativ­i­ty and art with the pro­duc­tions of algo­rithms?” or “Will an AI soon greet us kind­ly in gal­leries and muse­ums with ‘I am your artist’?”.

qujOchÖ tack­les this top­ic in a spe­cial way. Fol­low­ing an FFG research project on the use of arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence in the con­text of aggres­sive and rad­i­cal con­tent on the Inter­net (car­ried out by AIT Aus­tri­an Insti­tute of Tech­nol­o­gy, Seman­tic Web Com­pa­ny, Linz Insti­tute for Qual­i­ta­tive Analy­sis, SCENOR, Research Insti­tute and Fed­er­al Min­istry of Jus­tice), a three-part series of artis­tic pro­duc­tions will be ini­ti­at­ed that are locat­ed at the inter­face of “Arti­fi­cial Intel­li­gence & Fake News & Hate Speech.” Planned are an own artis­tic work in fall 2022, a read­ing with artists*, sci­en­tists* and machines in win­ter 2022 and a still open exhi­bi­tion for­mat in spring 2023 (pro­duc­tion start in 2022).