ART 80F - MODULE 3 LECTURE CONTENT
Course Progression + Shifts
Shifting focus from Algorithmic Bias as a high-stakes, foundational issue in digital media systems to a wider focus on multiple systems of control.
Identifying bias within these systems is more difficult, as the bias is more systemic and pervasive
Systems have safeguards in place maintain control = perpetuate bias
Media systems are part of this focus, and also inform and drive these other systems
Media systems also provide access and decentralized authorship - opportunity space for control?
The rhizome or entangled structure
identifying embedded bias + control points
Embedded bias harder to locate and identify - experience is key
4 Course Conditions
Our understanding + experience of the world is partially shaped and informed by the media we interact with, both in terms of content and form. “Media” includes books, newspapers, journals, magainzes + other written media and/or printed, theater + performance, music, film + television media, and, now digital media.
Inequalities exist, people recognize, express + experience inequalities in unequal ways.
Inequalities are perpetuated by systems + individuals.
There is a spectrum of difference + experience among inequalities. Inequalities are not equatable, but do intersect.