eventCultures of AI (S)
person Simon Roloff

Nächster Termin: Am 16. Oktober um 10:15 Uhr
Diese Veranstaltung stammt aus dem Wintersemester 2026/2027!

Termine

14-täglich | Freitag | 10:15 - 13:45 | 12.10.2026 - 15.01.2027 | C 14.203 Seminarraum
Einzeltermin | Fr, 22.01.2027, 10:15 - Fr, 22.01.2027, 13:45 | C 14.203 Seminarraum

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Prüfungstermin: Mittwoch, 31.03.2027
Wiederholungstermin: : Keine selbständige Anmeldung zum Wiederholungstermin möglich. info_outline
Donnerstag, 30.09.2027
For assessment, students write a Field Brief: they choose a concrete AI application in a field of their own (close to their major), analyse it along the four operations, and conclude with a recommendation for an actor-role in that field. | Anzeige von Anmeldebeginn und -ende systembedingt. Selbständige Anmeldung nur zum Prüfungstermin und nicht zum Wiederholungstermin möglich.

Organisatorisches

Seminar
Vollständig Präsenz
2
zentrales Losverfahren (mit Teilnehmerbegrenzung)
38

Anmeldung

zentrales Losverfahren (mit Teilnehmerbegrenzung)

Die Anmeldung beginnt erst am 02.10.2026 um 08:00 Uhr. Sie endet am 12.10.2026 um 23:59 Uhr.

Die Anmeldung ist eingeschränkt auf folgende Gebiete oder Studiengänge:

  • Leuphana Bachelor / Minor Artificial Intelligence / alle Semester
  • Leuphana Bachelor / Minor Studium Individuale / alle Semester
  • Leuphana Bachelor / Major Studium Individuale / alle Semester

Personen

Inhaltliches

Englisch
Cultures of AI
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This seminar examines the claim that artificial intelligence is not only a set of technologies but a cultural formation — a way of organising knowledge, labour, language, vision, and decision-making through specific operations of meaning-making. The changes AI brings to professional and social fields depend on these operations as much as on its technical capabilities.
The seminar is structured around four such operations through which AI reshapes the fields it touches: classifying (how AI is built on labels and taxonomies, and in turn re-categorises society); correlating (what happens to knowledge and intelligence once they become dependent on statistics); generating (what happens when humans lose their classical role in knowledge and creative work); and deciding (where automated bureaucracy and policing raise new questions of accountability). Each operation will be examined by reading central texts from Critical AI Studies (Crawford, Paglen, Amoore, Bender, Eubanks, Buolamwini, Pasquinelli, and others) alongside the analysis of concrete artefacts: datasets, generative outputs, real cases of algorithmic decision-making.
Students will present and discuss texts in class and take part in applied exercises. For assessment, they write a Field Brief: they choose a concrete AI application in a field of their own (close to their major), analyse it along the four operations, and conclude with a recommendation for an actor-role in that field.

Evaluation

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