workshop

Writing a Feminist AI Manifesto

Lizzie Wilson & Charlotte Nordmoen

📅 Sunday 21th July 2024
🕜 11:00 - 13:00
📍 The Hub
💷 £15 regular / £9 concession
Free hardship tickets available on request

Over the past few years, AI has been injected into many systems, without critical reflection on how the technologies are made, or who really benefits from them. Recently, movements have emerged such as Data Feminism and Design Justice, which analyse technology from a more critical angle with the intention of creating more equity in technological practice. This workshop will explore some of their implications in feminist AI practices.

Participants will explore intersections of feminist theory and how they relate to current AI principles, and will collaboratively produce a collective manifesto that outlines a techno-feminist future for AI. Participants will identify key principles of aspects such as inclusivity, transparency, accountability, and bias mitigation. By the end of the workshop, participants will have co-created a comprehensive feminist AI manifesto. This document will serve as a guideline for developers, policymakers, and activists striving to ensure that AI technologies promote gender equity and social justice.


Experience level

No experience required.


Requirements

Participants should bring their own laptop + headphones.

Hosted by:
Lizzie Wilson & Charlotte Nordmoen
Lizzie Wilson is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher, whose interests include live computer music, musical pattern, epistemologies of artificial intelligence, techgnosis and human-machine co-collaboration. She is currently lecturing at The Creative Computing Institute at UAL and also completing a PhD.