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SUMMARY:Symposium: Slow AI - Sharing Practices
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DTSTART:20261113T100000Z
DTEND:20261113T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join on 13 November 2026 for the second edition of the Slow AI 
	symposium Sharing\nPractices. This year\, the symposium highlights the pra
	ctices and methods that\nhave emerged through ‘Material Playgrounds’ and p
	uts them in dialogue with\nnarratives and ideas currently circulating in o
	ur social\, cultural and research\nspheres.\n\nOver the past year\, the Sl
	ow AI research project has unfolded across Material\nPlaygrounds: collabor
	ative sessions exploring divination\, somatics\, sound\,\nstorytelling and
	 more. This gathering marks a moment to reflect on the first\nyear of the 
	project\, to think together about AI not as an inevitable force or a\ntool
	 to be optimised\, but as a cultural and relational object that entangles\
	nwith ecological\, political and cultural environments.\n\nFrom memes and 
	immortal jellyfish to small AI models as tools for storytelling\,\nco-crea
	tion and archival exploration\, this programme invites the audience to\nre
	think the purpose and presumed inevitability of algorithmic technologies a
	nd\nto imagine ways forward that break with cycles of extraction\, speed a
	nd\noptimisation.\n\nThe programme features presentations by Marissa Lee B
	enedict\, Persijn Broersen\,\nMargit Lukács\, Sara Pezzolesi\, David Ruete
	r\, and Natalia Stanusch in\nconversation with Janine Armin\, Carlo De Gae
	tano\, Mariana Fernández Mora\, Idil\nGalip\, Inte Gloerich\, Sabine Niede
	rer\, Barbara Visser and Dan Xu.\n\nPlease sign up here\n[https://forms.cl
	oud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=HrsHCfwhb0eIQwLQnOtZp3MUN9IXXotAi
	EOM8ZEP5thUMTdOODdHMTFHSVdJWFlRMTNRM0RPNkVaSS4u&route=shorturl].\n\nProgra
	mme\n\n11:00 Welcome by Inte Gloerich and Mariana Fernández Mora\n11:20 Bl
	ock 1\n11:45 Block 2\n13:05 Lunch\n14:05 Block 3\n15:25 Break\n15:40 Block
	 4\n17:00 Drinks\n\nBlock 1\nSpeaker: Natalia Stanusch\nRespondents: Idil 
	Galip and Inte Gloerich\nChair: Sabine Niederer\n\nBlock 2\nSpeaker: Persi
	jn Broersen and Margit Lukács\nRespondent: Carlo De Gaetano\nChair: Marian
	a Fernández Mora\n\nBlock 3\nSpeaker: Sara Pezolessi\nRespondents: Dan Xu 
	and Mariana Fernández Mora\nChair: Janine Armin\n\nBlock 4\nSpeaker: Maris
	sa Lee Benedict and David Rueter\nRespondent: Barbara Visser\nChair: Inte 
	Gloerich
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/symposium-slow-ai-sharing-practices
GEO:52.3568405;4.9323245
LOCATION:Framer Framed - Oranje-Vrijstaatkade 71\, 1093KS Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:ai,daytime,talk,technology
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join on 13 November 2026 for the second editio
	n of the<em> Slow AI</em> symposium <em>Sharing Practices</em>. This year,
	 the symposium highlights the practices and methods that have emerged thro
	ugh ‘Material Playgrounds’ and puts them in dialogue with narratives and i
	deas currently circulating in our social, cultural and research spheres.<p
	>Over the past year, the <em>Slow AI</em> research project has unfolded ac
	ross Material Playgrounds: collaborative sessions exploring divination, so
	matics, sound, storytelling and more. This gathering marks a moment to ref
	lect on the first year of the project, to think together about AI not as a
	n inevitable force or a tool to be optimised, but as a cultural and relati
	onal object that entangles with ecological, political and cultural environ
	ments.</p><p>From memes and immortal jellyfish to small AI models as tools
	 for storytelling, co-creation and archival exploration, this programme in
	vites the audience to rethink the purpose and presumed inevitability of al
	gorithmic technologies and to imagine ways forward that break with cycles 
	of extraction, speed and optimisation.</p><p>The programme features presen
	tations by Marissa Lee Benedict, Persijn Broersen, Margit Lukács, Sara Pez
	zolesi, David Rueter, and Natalia Stanusch in conversation with Janine Arm
	in, Carlo De Gaetano, Mariana Fernández Mora, Idil Galip, Inte Gloerich, S
	abine Niederer, Barbara Visser and Dan Xu.</p><p>Please sign up <a href="h
	ttps://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=HrsHCfwhb0eIQwLQnO
	tZp3MUN9IXXotAiEOM8ZEP5thUMTdOODdHMTFHSVdJWFlRMTNRM0RPNkVaSS4u&amp;route=s
	horturl" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>Programme<p><strong>11:00</strong> W
	elcome by Inte Gloerich and Mariana Fernández Mora<br> <strong>11:20</stro
	ng> Block 1<br> <strong>11:45</strong> Block 2<br> <strong>13:05</strong> 
	Lunch<br> <strong>14:05</strong> Block 3<br> <strong>15:25</strong> Break<
	br> <strong>15:40</strong> Block 4<br> <strong>17:00</strong> Drinks</p><p
	><strong>Block 1</strong><br> Speaker: Natalia Stanusch<br> Respondents: I
	dil Galip and Inte Gloerich<br> Chair: Sabine Niederer</p><p><strong>Block
	 2</strong><br> Speaker: Persijn Broersen and Margit Lukács<br> Respondent
	: Carlo De Gaetano<br> Chair: Mariana Fernández Mora</p><p><strong>Block 3
	</strong><br> Speaker: Sara Pezolessi<br> Respondents: Dan Xu and Mariana 
	Fernández Mora<br> Chair: Janine Armin</p><p><strong>Block 4</strong><br> 
	Speaker: Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter<br> Respondent: Barbara Vis
	ser<br> Chair: Inte Gloerich</p>
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