CAMPUS Exhibitions

Post-Intelligent Artificial Humanism

University of Applied Science Berlin – School of Culture and Design, Department of Communication Design (DE)

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How will we deal with this other side?

What happens to us when another species that we ourselves have created looks us in the eye and offers to conceive, design, develop and implement “Planet B” jointly with us? What does it mean when this species, based on silicon and pure logic, is no longer merely digital technology and represents neither utopia nor dystopia? How do we deal with this entity that is changing our world, our behavior and perhaps will help us to escape the abyss? Artificial Intelligence will change everything! Far more than we realize or care to admit. We are about to create a new species that will change the rules. All too quickly, ideas immediately drift into something good and beneficial or something evil and destructive. The reality may lie somewhere in between, if we are able to shape it. So let's confront this potential, this scenario, this prediction and see it as the gateway to a new humanity. Post-Intelligent Artificial Humanism.

Biography

University of Applied Science Berlin – School of Culture and Design, Department of Communication Design offers a broad study program ranging from classic graphic design to design based on future-oriented technology. The university offers over 70 degree programs in the fields of technology, computer science, business, culture and design and is located in an important historical industrial area: the former AEG cable factory, the so-called Elektropolis.

Credits

Curator: Prof. Andreas Ingerl, Co-Curator: Moritz Schell, Applied Computer Science: Prof. Dr. Johann
Habakuk Israel, Bio-Computer Science: Prof. Dr. Piotr Wojciech Dabrowski, KI Workshop: Prof. Dr. Erik Rodner, Laboratory Digital Media: Thomas Kemnitz, Laboratory Complex Life Science: Tim Kreißler & Kristina Wiltner, “Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron” DESY: Prof. Dr. Patrick Fuhrmann & Michael Schuh