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SUMMARY:Silicon Brighton | Trust me\, I'm not a bot
DESCRIPTION:We’d like to invite you to our first in-person event in over 
 a year\, with special guest\, AI artist Eric Drass (aka shardcore).\nAbout
  this event\nHow does machine manipulation mess with our relationship to r
 eality?\nWhat the hell happened to the truth?\nCan you manufacture authent
 icity?\nShould we be scared of the bots?\nCan we believe our eyes anymore?
 \nWill deepfakes destroy the world?\nAt this event\, Eric Drass will be un
 covering how and why our perception of reality is increasingly mediated by
  machines\, going on to explain some of the ways he bends this reality via
  a graphics processing unit (GPU) and some nifty Python programming.\nSo\,
  if you’d like to join us for a stimulating discussion on the future of 
 authenticity in a post-truth world\, plus network with some people in real
  life again - this is one not to be missed!\nThis event is happening on 21
 st July at the PLATF9RM space in Hove and is in partnership with the Brig
 hton Data Forum community.\nMore about shardcore\nEric Drass is an artist
  and curator who produces work in a range of media\, from painting\, to di
 gital installation\, to machine-learning AI art. Some of his favourite the
 mes are identity\, consciousness\, the philosophical ramifications of arti
 ficial intelligence\, big data and the relationship between humans and mac
 hines.\nEric once took at dotcom 1.0 company from a bedroom project to 14 
 countries and back\, spending $50m on the way and is the co-author on a nu
 mber of patents dealing with PRISM-type surveillance technologies (long be
 fore PRISM became public)\, and a number of academic papers relating to ne
 ural network models of language acquisition and heritability. His works ar
 e frequently reported and cited online by The Guardian\, BBC4\, Wikipedia 
 and many more.\nMore about Brighton Data Forum\nBrighton Data Forum is a n
 etworking\, skill-sharing\, and socialising community that brings together
  people and organisations doing exciting projects with data\, covering a r
 ange of topics including: analytics\, data science\, governance\, warehous
 ing\, privacy and ethics\, management\, integration\, and visualisation\n&
 nbsp\;\nRegister your ticket here. \n&nbsp\;\n
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