Wrocław / Międzygórze
Szkoła Letnia
Wykłady:
- Prof. Adam Pawłowski
- dr hab. Artur Tworek
- dr Ilona Gwóźdź-Szewczenko
- dr José Luis Losada Palenzuela
- dr Jan Pacholski
- dr Vladimír Matlach
- dr Rafał Werszler
- dr Lukáš Zámečník
8-9.XII 2021
Wrocław, Uniwersytet Wrocławski:
- dr Lukáš Zámečník
13.XII 2021
Ołomuniec, Uniwersytet Palackiego:
- dr Jan Pacholski
Wykłady gości z Czech na UWr– semestr letni 2022/2023
Lukáš Zámečník
1. 25 kwietnia 2023 (wtorek)
13:30–15:00
Instytut Filologii Słowiańskiej Introduction to Philosophy of Science
2. 26 kwietnia 2023 (środa)
12:00-13:30 INIM s. 203 (w ramach zajęć II MGR PCiS, Usługi chmurowe/Big Data i hurtownie danych Prof. UWr A. Firlej-Buzon) Introduction to Historiography of Science
Barbora Jurková
1. 10 maja 2023 (środa)
12:00-13:30 INIM s. 307 (w ramach zajęć III INIB, Wiedza o kulturze Dr J. Kaczorowski) The Computer and the Brain: Complicated role of von Neumann in the history of A.I.
2. 11 maja (czwartek) 13:45-15:15 INIM s. 104 (w ramach zajęć Organizacja Zasobów Informacyjnych, dr Dorota Siwecka) Von Neumann probe: existence can be dyadic
Auli Viidalepp
3. 31 maja 2023 (środa)
8:30-10:00 + 10:15-11:45 INIM s. 205 (I MGR PCiS, w ramach Warsztaty wydawnicze 2: Obraz – Rafał Werszler)
Computer systems as semiotic technologies
Computer systems are above all semiotic technologies, insofar as they mediate sign and signification processes between humans. In the recent and especially artificial intelligence type of technologies, the network of humans participating in these processes is very wide and complex, and often nearly invisible. The public media discourse further aggravates the issue by presenting intelligent technologies as characters rather than complex systems. Thus, it becomes less clear who the participating sides in the signification process are and where and how computer outputs acquire meanings. This creates a situation where machines are often attributed greater autonomy, authority and agency than they possess, ending in the excessive anthropomoprhism of technology (and AI). Additionally, our cultural history has, over several centuries, presented humans and machines as parts of the same continuum, and
several disciplines, theories and research directions continue to do so today.
AI today: how synthetic content impacts the work of creative professionals
Recent text-to-text and text-to-image generators (such as ChatGPT, Midjourney or DALL-E) are frequently perceived as threats to the workflow of artists, copywriters and other creative professionals. Others have taken to extending their cognitive capacities by utilizing the generative AI. At the same time, this new way of remixing and reusing cultural texts challenges our habitual notion of the author, copyright and creative ownership. We will look at how the generative models function and their impact on societal structures.
"Theory in Digital Humanities"
- dr Vladimír Matlach
- dr Lukáš Zámečník
"Pogranicza w humanistyce cyfrowej"
Wykłady:
- dr hab. Roman Opiłowski
- dr José Luis Losada Palenzuela
- dr Rafał Werszler
"Pogranicza w humanistyce cyfrowej"
Wykłady:
- dr hab. Artur Tworek
- dr Elżbieta Herden
- dr Jan Pacholski
- dr Rafał Werszler
"Digitálních dat o Lidech a další vhedy"
Wykłady:
- dr Vladimír Matlach
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