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Artificial intelligence and conflicts in a collection of unpublished essays

From Krisis Publishing for the first time in Italian the most important voices on the topic of AI and its impact on contemporary culture

AI & Conflicts: the cover of the first volume of the outcome of the research project co-financed by the Free University of Bolzano and published by Krisis Publishing of Brescia, which collects and presents for the first time in Italy some of the most important voices on the topic of artificial intelligence and its impact on contemporary culture
The cover of the first volume of "AI & Conflicts", a research project co-financed by the Free University of Bolzano and published by Krisis Publishing of Brescia, which collects and presents for the first time in Italy some of the most important voices on the topic of artificial intelligence and its impact on contemporary culture

Some completely unpublished texts, others "simply" translated for the first time in Italian. And all capable of insightful qualitative-quantitative analyzes on the not new, but not yet adequately explored reality of artificial intelligence.

The phenomenon, explored in "Volume 1" of the "AI & Conflicts" series published by the small but dynamic Brescia-based publishing house Crisis Publishing, occupies a key position in the contemporary cultural ecosystem.

It is a key resource for interpreting and organizing large data architectures that, once profiled, make highly accurate large-scale surveillance possible.

Tracking systems then translate into a series of regulatory operations that creep into people's lives.

“Intelligent” algorithms tell us what to read, watch, listen to and buy, shape our understanding of social and political reality, and help build our cognitive framework.

Not only that: they directly intervene in the creation, manipulation and dissemination of media and social interaction devices.

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A project co-financed by unibz and curated by Francesco D'Abbraccio and Andrea Facchetti

Curated by Francesco D'Abbraccio and Andrea Facchetti, the volume collects prestigious signatures, which experts in the subject know well only by their surname or which may represent an unexpected discovery: Paglen, Crawford & Joler, Pasquinelli, Brunton & Nissenbaum, Weizman, Iaconesi & Persico, Manovich, Crespo & McCormick.

“AI & Conflicts”, a research project co-funded by Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, collects and presents for the first time in Italy some of the most important voices on the subject of'artificial intelligence and its impact on contemporary culture.

The volume, the first of a series, explores some emerging trajectories through different approaches and specific languages.

From visual arts to forensic practices, come on ecological perspectives to the sociology of work, from political activism to media archeology, a multitude of gazes will try to investigate some of the invisible conflicts that characterize our time.

Sold at the price of € 20,00, completely in Italian and published in 2021 (ISBN code 9788894402964), the book consists of 224 pages in 11×18 cm format with soft cover.

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AI & Conflicts: is a research project curated by Francesco D'Abbraccio and Andrea Facchetti, which brings together and presents in Italy some of the most important voices on the subject of artificial intelligence and its impact on contemporary culture

"AI & Conflicts", a research project curated by Francesco D'Abbraccio and Andrea Facchetti, collects and presents in Italy some of the most important voices on the subject of artificial intelligence and its impact on contemporary culture

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