Provides analyses, concepts and strategies for cultural organisations, artists and the broader art and advanced technologies ecosystem responding to the transformations of AI systems on culture and society. FAE4 lays bare the various layers of the AI stack – from its software components like applications, data and the AI models themselves to the natural resources that AI systems need to function, showing that public and non-public entities are deeply entangled in every layer of the AI stack.

Identifies new patterns for organisational and creative innovation within the broader space of decentralised technologies, variably dubbed as ‘web3’, ‘crypto’ and ‘dweb’. FAE3 offers a series of strategies for existing and new cultural organisations formulated through insights gained from industry, policy and art-making such as Laura Lotti, Cem Dagdelen, and Internet Archive.

Articulating the challenges and opportunities that institutions faced during the COVID-19 pandemic as advanced virtual environments posed questions about public space and accountability in virtual space; with insights from Larry Achiampong, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Joey Holder, Keiken, Andie Nordgren, and more.

Naming and framing the infrastructures being built around artistic practices engaging with advanced technologies with insights from Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Holly Herndon, Rebecca Allen, Refik Anadol and more on what it takes to make AxAT work today and why we need it to thrive in our art ecosystem.

Provides analyses, concepts and strategies for cultural organisations, artists and the broader art and advanced technologies ecosystem responding to the transformations of AI systems on culture and society. FAE4 lays bare the various layers of the AI stack – from its software components like applications, data and the AI models themselves to the natural resources that AI systems need to function, showing that public and non-public entities are deeply entangled in every layer of the AI stack.

Identifies new patterns for organisational and creative innovation within the broader space of decentralised technologies, variably dubbed as ‘web3’, ‘crypto’ and ‘dweb’. FAE3 offers a series of strategies for existing and new cultural organisations formulated through insights gained from industry, policy and art-making such as Laura Lotti, Cem Dagdelen, and Internet Archive.

Articulating the challenges and opportunities that institutions faced during the COVID-19 pandemic as advanced virtual environments posed questions about public space and accountability in virtual space; with insights from Larry Achiampong, Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Joey Holder, Keiken, Andie Nordgren, and more.

Naming and framing the infrastructures being built around artistic practices engaging with advanced technologies with insights from Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg, Holly Herndon, Rebecca Allen, Refik Anadol and more on what it takes to make AxAT work today and why we need it to thrive in our art ecosystem.