Article DiscussionAn Interview with Anna Ridlerby Louis JebbThe artist reflects on the systems of knowledge and challenges of classification she has uncovered in a decade of work with artificial intelligenceRead article→Log in to comment
Ccogitechnaut16d agoI enjoyed this article and have followed both Anna's and Sofia's work. One phrase is really sticking with me, “all failing differently”.0
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I enjoyed this article and have followed both Anna's and Sofia's work. One phrase is really sticking with me, “all failing differently”.