#traning — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #traning, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.fogolf.com/1190365/avsnitt-111-aaron-wise-adba-2025-dogman-of-the-year/ Avsnitt 111 (Aaron Wise – ADBA 2025 Dogman of the year) ##DogSport #AaronWise #akc #americanpitbullterrier #americanstaffordshireterrier #amstaff #APA #apbt #Ast #dogtraining #Drag #draghund #dragweight #DSA #ewpas #ewpl #ewpo #fwpa #hundsport #hundträning #nwpc #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #pitbull #Podcast #SBT #skk #Staff #staffie #staffies #staffordshirebullterrier #strongdog #styrketräning #swba #swk #Traning #ukc #weightpull #weightpulling #workingdogs
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AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
AI Cafe #2: Franziska Thurner / Behind the Pixels – AI image generators and their bias
servus clubraum, Tuesday, December 16 at 06:00 PM GMT+1
AI Cafe #2:
When: 16th December at 18:00
Where: servus.at Clubraum. c/o Stadtwerkstatt, Kirchengasse 4, 4040 LinzFranziska Thurner researches how AI image generators work and to what extent they reinforce and reproduce social prejudices. AI training data consists of billions of internet posts and reflects existing social discrimination (sexism, racism, ableism, classism). During the AI Café, prompts are written and image generators are tried out – the results are analysed in a joint discussion with regard to gender, digital colonialism, resources and climate protection.
About the artist:
Franziska Thurner is a media artist and university lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and the University of Art and Design Linz. In the course of her many years of teaching, she has devoted herself to researching and testing emerging technologies with a focus on art, schools and educational work, as well as issues of digital ethics and digital justice. Her artistic work also focuses on numerous collaborations, including with sound artist Abby Lee Tee and their joint project ‘Beaver Lab’ and with Hanna Priemetzhofer as ‘System Jaquelinde’.About the AI Café:
The AI Café is part of the collaborative project ‘Critical Digitalisation for Art and Culture / Theater Phoenix x servus.at’ and is being realised as part of the AI in Theater Phoenix project through the AI in Art and Culture funding programme. This project explores database-supported, automated and algorithmic processes in theatre operations. The project combines a critical examination of AI systems with their actual application in daily workflows. The ‘AI Cafés’ serve as a public event series in which different experiences and approaches to AI in cultural production are collected and discussed. -
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