AI-generated images are commonplace, reflecting how AI is increasingly designed into everyday life and raising fears that we live in a culture filled with visual half-truths and alternative truths. Yet images have always been uncertain, consensually defined and open to contextual interpretation. This lecture explores the work and power that synthetic images operate beyond realism and verisimilitude.
Georgina Voss is an artist, writer, and educator whose work explores the presence and politics of large-scale technologies and heavy industry through performance, multimedia installation, visual practice, and writing. She is author of Systems Ultra: Making Sense of Technology in a Complex World (Verso 2024). Georgina has exhibited and performed at institutions transmediale, Auto Italia South East, TAC Eindhoven, STUK, V&A London, Brighton Digital Festival, Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin, Tate Modern, and London Digital Festival; and has published in The Guardian, Harvard Design Magazine, The Atlantic, Vittles, and more. She co-founded and led the creative studios Strange Telemetry, and Supra Systems Studio (University of the Arts London). Georgina holds a PhD from SPRU University of Sussex, and she is currently Visiting Professor at the Science and Technology Studies Dept, UCL.
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