The Algorithmic State: James Bridle on AI and Interspecies Intelligence

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Best-selling author James Bridle discusses the widespread social, cultural, and ecological implications of AI with curator Noam Segal

<p>Unlike the utopian worldview society once imagined for AI, today we find increasing evidence that AI is a technology of extraction: from the resources drawn from the earth, labor pulled from low-wage workers, to  data harvested from every action and expression and weaponized against the user. What are the planetary costs in fueling a network shifting toward undemocratic governance and increased inequity, and what can we learn by looking towards the natural world for other forms of intelligence between species? MACP faculty member Noam Segal discusses the widespread social, cultural, and ecological implications of AI with artist and best-selling author James Bridle.</p>

The Algorithmic State: James Bridle on AI and Interspecies Intelligence

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