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Louise Amoore – Our lives with Algorithms Part of the lecture series "Making Sense of the digital Society"
Louise Amoore analyzes how algorithms and algorithm’s programmes of sense-making influence the digital society.
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From detecting anomalies in the landscape of medical images to drone footage to the influencing of elections, machine learning algorithms are transforming radically how we generate sense in society. Deep neural net algorithms condense the features of a scene to an output of meaning – such as "a man is throwing a frisbee in a park", "a woman is standing at the border fence with a crowd in the background", "the protesters are gathering in the city square". They reduce the intractable difficulties and the undecidability of what could be happening in a scene into a single meaning that is informing decisions and actions. Is that hate speech or freedom of speech, are people pickpocketing or cuddling, is this a protestor or a terrorist?
In order to learn how to draw distinctions, however, today’s algorithms require interactions with us and our data. The training and adaptation of algorithms take place through the attributes of our lives and the lives of others. This is problematic because the meaning of our relationships with other beings, how they come to make sense, precisely cannot be condensed. How do we begin to locate these aspects within the algorithm’ s programme of sense-making in the digital society? Are there counter-methods available to us that resist the clustering of human attributes via machine learning? What remains in the digital society of that which is unattributable, of that which cannot be translated into a single numeric output?
Louise Amoore is Professor of Geography at Durham University, UK; she researches and teaches in the areas of global geopolitics and security. She has particular interests in how contemporary forms of data, analytics and risk management are changing the techniques of border control and security. Amoore has been awarded a Leverhulme Major Research Fellowship (2016-18) for her work on the ethics of algorithms. Her most recent book is The Politics of Possibility: Risk and Security Beyond Probability (Duke University Press, 2013).
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Jeanette Hofmann (HIIG)
Tobi Müller (Moderator)
Louise Amoore
Produktion: 01.07.2019
Spieldauer: 113 Min.
hrsg. von: bpb, HIIG
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