Re: [NetBehaviour] New work: Deep Hysteria! (and a B Side... "I asked AI to fix the world")

I like the B-side! I always did like B-sides. Edward On 5/7/23 3:19 PM, Catherine Daly via NetBehaviour wrote: super! On Sun, May 7, 2023 at 5:04 AM Paul Hertz via NetBehaviour > wrote: Bias in a classifier AI functions somewhat like glitch i

Re: [NetBehaviour] New work: Deep Hysteria! (and a B Side... "I asked AI to fix the world")

super! On Sun, May 7, 2023 at 5:04 AM Paul Hertz via NetBehaviour < netbehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org> wrote: > Bias in a classifier AI functions somewhat like glitch in a media encoding > system: until someone hits the configuration that reveals it, we don't see > it. The bias in reading emoti

Re: [NetBehaviour] New work: Deep Hysteria! (and a B Side... "I asked AI to fix the world")

Bias in a classifier AI functions somewhat like glitch in a media encoding system: until someone hits the configuration that reveals it, we don't see it. The bias in reading emotional states is compelling, but what also gets my attention in these images is the determination of gender. Just what is

[NetBehaviour] New work: Deep Hysteria! (and a B Side... "I asked AI to fix the world")

Tickled to announce my still image work, Deep Hysteria! "AI" meets human gender perceptions. https://amy-alexander.com/projects/deep-hysteria/ (More at: https://medium.com/@amyjalexander/deep-hysteria-46ff1650f502 ) Currently exhibiting online, soon to be available in print form for museums, galle