Kim Albrecht

Some photos and video fragments from my recent talk at ZKM () on Artificial Worldviews.

Whose knowledge, labor, and data shape these systems? Whose voices remain unseen or excluded? And how do current AI paradigms reproduce or challenge existing inequalities?

Bringing together artistic and theoretical perspectives, this conversation explored how critical practices can expose and reimagine the socio-technical architectures behind AI.

Grateful to Alistair Hudson (), Daria Mille (), Hanna Jurisch, and the incredible group of speakers, especially Tiara Roxanne () and Sarah Ciston ().

Full video:
https://zkm.de/de/2026/03/visionaere-ki-das-vergessene-erbe-der-connection-machine

Credits:
© ZKM | Zentrum für Kunst und Medien Karlsruhe
Foto: Chiara Bellamoli

Excited to announce the publication of my first book!

It presents a theoretical framework for understanding design in and through computational systems. Though centered on , it moves between , theoretical , and — linking conceptual thought to creative practice.

Deep gratitude to , ZeM – Brandenburgisches Zentrum für Medienwissenschaften, , and for their invaluable support.

Thank you Liminale for having me today.

Our data art symposium starts tomorrow! Looking forward to seeing many familiar faces. If you can’t join in person, tune into the livestream:

Day 1: 218ca41c-a2a3-4c60-ae5b-b9f975333e81@a8eec281-aaa3-4dae-ac9b-9a398b9215e7" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/218ca41c-a2a3-4c60-ae5b-b9f975333e81@a8eec281-aaa3-4dae-ac9b-9a398b9215e7

Day 2: 377dbde3-5acc-4e34-8990-25f405883bfa@a8eec281-aaa3-4dae-ac9b-9a398b9215e7" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/377dbde3-5acc-4e34-8990-25f405883bfa@a8eec281-aaa3-4dae-ac9b-9a398b9215e7

Looking forward!
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