Michael Murtaugh @automatist@framapiaf.org

DESIGNING FOR WEB 2020
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Iʼve been thinking about this a lot ! These ideas arenʼt necessarily organized or complete but I think they shed a fair amount of light onto my design process and the sorts of things I aim for with my works.

Pairs well with RDF, ActivityPub, IndieWeb, and everyone else trying to build the internet of tomorrow, today. But from a design perspective, rather than a technological one !

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Une référence intéressante sur la relation art - licenses libres glanée récemment : la thèse en ligne: "Sandbox Culture, A Study of the Application of Free and Open Source Software Licensing Ideas to Art and Cultural Production" d'Aymeric Mansoux :
https://www.bleu255.com/~aymeric/dump/aymeric_mansoux-sandbox_culture_phd_thesis-2017.pdf

Today we are launching our campaign to save the internet from #Article13. Join us and call your representatives in Brussels on https://Pledge2019.eu
Together we're making it clear: “If you vote for upload filters, we won't vote for you!” #SaveYourInternet #Pledge2019

"Every #Linux networking tool I know." 👏🏽 Download a #PDF of this poster and print it. 👉🏻 https://wizardzines.com/networking-tools-poster/

Tech firms make millions from Trump's anti-immigrant agenda, report finds

Amazon, Palantir and Microsoft provide tools that aid surveillance, detention and deportation, according to report

Silicon Valley technology corporations including Amazon, Palantir and Microsoft make millions from US immigration enforcement, according to a new report.

They provide tools that aid surveillance, detention and deportation of (...)
https://etraces.constantvzw.org/informations/13517

During the trust <in> formation workshop we will take the ORES project as an inspiration for machine learning done ethically: transparency in the decision making process and stimulation of multiplicity of uses.

Instead of "post-truth" algorithms, we'll make the jump to "post-trust" algorithms: the workshop looks at the reasons why Wikipedia is currently seen as a trustable source of information mainly built through collaboration. It's not only trusted by humans, but also by machine learning developers: many models use its articles to train or test on. The fact that Wikipedia has its in-house team working on machine learning is a less known fact: the ORES project.

The workshop will provide a practical experiment in which the participants are invited to write together under the watch of the ORES models and prove their good faith.

http://impakt.nl/festival/programme/workshops/trust-formation/

It's quite something to see that traces of ESPACE AUTOUR workshop by Katrien Oosterlinck at Constant have ended up being recorded on Google #maps.

http://constantvzw.org/site/ESPACE-AUTOUR,2746.html
https://www.google.com/maps/@50.8298515,4.3436076,3a,60y,324.65h,74.14t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1szgyzOnxWeCrsDLMXtewmkg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

EX
PZI #XPUB GRADUATION SHOW 2018
05/07/18 — 19:00-01:00

With Karina Dukalska (Back it up), Max Franklin (Anomolous Faces), Giulia de Giovanelli (Unlearning the Rules of Collectivity), Franc González (Referedum Medialogs), Pleun Gremmen (Alt Reality Lexicon) and Nadine Rotem-Stibbe (Unpublishing House).

Presented at #WORM, #Rotterdam, in UBIK and Slash Gallery with an exclusive presentation from first year students and extraordinary guest appearances…

https://worm.org/production/piet-zwart-xpub-graduation-show-2018/