Washington Post "China built the world’s biggest face recognition system—but now it’s camera-shy"
Hallo, vielleicht interessiert es einige hier auf der Liste, es passt noch zu den Themen unserer Datenkapitalismus-Konferenz. Der Artikel ist vom 30.6.21 und nicht mehr ganz taufrisch, aber vllt. bricht das ja das Eis, dass auch andere hier interessante Texte rumschicken ;-) In China hat ein Jura-Professor einen Zoo erfolgreich wegen Verletzung seiner Persönlichkeitsrechte verklagt, der Zoo dürfe keine biometrischen Gesichtsdaten von Besucher*innen sammeln: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/facial-recognition-china-tech-data/2021... Schöne Grüße Andrea Knaut
Liebe Andrea, liebe alle, Danke für den Artikel, Andrea! Auch anlässlich dieses Falles sind in China in den letzten Jahren immer mehr Regeln zur Einschränkung der Nutzung von Facial Recognition Technologi entstanden- allerdings haben diese Regularien normalerweise immer eine Ausnahme: die öffentliche Sicherheit. Das heißt, wo Kameras von Privatpersonen und Unternehmen eingesetzt werden, soll rigide eingeschränkt werden, wenn aber die Polizei sie nutzt, gibt es meines Wissensstandes nach keine Einschränkungen. Hier ein schöne Erklärung dazu: Quick take: facial recognition standards overview (chinalawtranslate.com) LG Marianne PhD Cand. Chinese Law Zhejiang University, University of Cologne Research Associate Chair for Chinese Legal Culture University of Cologne m.vonblomberg@uni-koeln.de 0049 15786791854 From: Andrea Knaut Sent: Tuesday, August 3, 2021 6:58 PM To: scs_konferenz_21@lists.gi.de Subject: [SCS_Konferenz_21] Washington Post "China built the world’s biggest face recognition system—but now it’s camera-shy" Hallo, vielleicht interessiert es einige hier auf der Liste, es passt noch zu den Themen unserer Datenkapitalismus-Konferenz. Der Artikel ist vom 30.6.21 und nicht mehr ganz taufrisch, aber vllt. bricht das ja das Eis, dass auch andere hier interessante Texte rumschicken ;-) In China hat ein Jura-Professor einen Zoo erfolgreich wegen Verletzung seiner Persönlichkeitsrechte verklagt, der Zoo dürfe keine biometrischen Gesichtsdaten von Besucher*innen sammeln: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/facial-recognition-china-tech-data/2021... Schöne Grüße Andrea Knaut _______________________________________________ SCS_Konferenz_21 Mailingliste -- scs_konferenz_21@lists.gi.de Zur Abmeldung von dieser Mailingliste senden Sie eine Nachricht an scs_konferenz_21-leave@lists.gi.de -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
Hallo zusammen, hier eine Weiterleitung einer Konferenz des disruptionlab, die für einige hier auf der liste interessant sein dürfte. Viele Grüße Thomas Winklmeier Dear all, I would like to inform you that the full programme of our conference POWERS OF TRUTH: China, Tech, Art and Resistance is online. You are welcome to attend in person at Kunstquartier Bethanien - Berlin, or online, on streaming on October 1-2, 2021 (+ workshops on September 22 and October 3). What power structures and technologies are framing the dominant narratives about China? Who is benefiting and who is resisting? POWERS OF TRUTH: China, Tech, Art and Resistance The 24th conference of the Disruption Network Lab Curated by Magnus Ag & Tatiana Bazzichelli. Community events curated by Lieke Ploeger. https://www.disruptionlab.org/powers-of-truth # Friday, October 1 · 2021 16:00—16:10 CEST · OPENING Tatiana Bazzichelli (Programme Director, Disruption Network Lab, IT/DE), Magnus Ag (Journalist, Human Rights Advocate, Founder of Bridge Figures, DK/NO) & Lieke Ploeger (Community Director, Disruption Network Lab, NL/DE). 16:10–17:30 · KEYNOTE: Deconstructing the Communist Party of China’s Human Rights Narrative Sharon Hom (Executive Director, Human Rights in China, HK/US). Moderated by Magnus Ag (Journalist, Human Rights Advocate, Founder of Bridge Figures, DK/NO). 18:30–20:15 · PANEL: Reporting on Xinjiang: Firsthand Accounts & Big Data to Investigate the Truth Arslan Hidayat (Uyghur Rights Activist, AU), Megha Rajagopalan (Award-winning International Correspondent for BuzzFeed News, UK), Maya Wang (Senior China researcher in the Asia division, Human Rights Watch). Moderated by Stijn Deklerck (Amnesty International Netherland, BE/NL). # Saturday, October 2 · 2021 14:00–15:30 CEST · PANEL: Art & Resistance from the Mainland to the Diaspora Badiucao (Cartoonist and Activist, CH/AU, on video), Popo Fan (Filmmaker, Writer and Activist, CN/DE), Mai Corlin (Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Copenhagen, DK). Moderated by Melissa Chan (Journalist, US). 16:15–17:45 · PANEL: Voices, Tactics & Technologies to Challenge Dominant Narratives Glacier Chung Ching Kwong (Hong Kong Political and Digital Rights Activist, PhD Student in Law, University of Hamburg, HK/DE), Filip Noubel (Managing Editor at Global Voices, CZ), Ray Wong (Hong Kong Activist, Founder of Hong Kong Indigenous, HK/DE). Moderated by Katharin Tai (Journalist, Academic and Policy Analyst, DE). 18:30–20:00 · KEYNOTE: Surveilling a Surveillance State: An Ethical Dilemma Simone Pieranni (Journalist, IT), Jack Poulson (Executive Director, Tech Inquiry, US). Moderated by Tatiana Bazzichelli (Programme Director, Disruption Network Lab, IT/DE). 20:00 · CLOSING More info & full programme: https://www.disruptionlab.org/powers-of-truth#programme --- COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS # Wednesday, 22 September · 2021 18:00-20:00 CEST, Online workshop | Language: English BYOW Workshop: Build Your Own Words to Resist Algorithmic Censorship With: Xiaowei R. Wang (Artist, Writer, Organizer & Coder, US) and Qianqian Ye (Artist, CN/US) Register: https://www.disruptionlab.org/event/byow # Sunday, October 3 · 2021 11:00—13:00 CEST · WORKSHOP Digital Self-defense 101 - You need protection whether or not you have something to hide With: Glacier Chung Ching Kwong (Hong Kong Political and Digital Rights Activist, PhD Student in Law, University of Hamburg, HK/DE). Read more & register: https://www.disruptionlab.org/event/digital101 14:30—17:00 · WORKSHOP Using Satellite Imagery to Investigate Xinjiang's Detention Camps With: Alison Killing (Architect and Journalist, UK/NL) and Megha Rajagopalan (Award-winning International Correspondent for BuzzFeed News, UK). Read more & register: https://www.disruptionlab.org/event/satelliteimagery -- Tatiana Bazzichelli // Founder & Artistic Director Disruption Network Lab http://disruptionlab.org Twitter: @disruptberlin // @t_bazz
Vielen Dank Thomas! Da ist man eine Woche nicht mehr in Berlin und dann… From: Thomas Winklmeier Sent: Friday, September 17, 2021 5:11 PM To: scs_konferenz_21@lists.gi.de Subject: [SCS_Konferenz_21] Fwd: POWERS OF TRUTH: China, Tech, Art and Resistance (October 1-3,Berlin & Online) Hallo zusammen, hier eine Weiterleitung einer Konferenz des disruptionlab, die für einige hier auf der liste interessant sein dürfte. Viele Grüße Thomas Winklmeier Dear all, I would like to inform you that the full programme of our conference POWERS OF TRUTH: China, Tech, Art and Resistance is online. You are welcome to attend in person at Kunstquartier Bethanien - Berlin, or online, on streaming on October 1-2, 2021 (+ workshops on September 22 and October 3). What power structures and technologies are framing the dominant narratives about China? Who is benefiting and who is resisting? POWERS OF TRUTH: China, Tech, Art and Resistance The 24th conference of the Disruption Network Lab Curated by Magnus Ag & Tatiana Bazzichelli. Community events curated by Lieke Ploeger. https://www.disruptionlab.org/powers-of-truth # Friday, October 1 · 2021 16:00—16:10 CEST · OPENING Tatiana Bazzichelli (Programme Director, Disruption Network Lab, IT/DE), Magnus Ag (Journalist, Human Rights Advocate, Founder of Bridge Figures, DK/NO) & Lieke Ploeger (Community Director, Disruption Network Lab, NL/DE). 16:10–17:30 · KEYNOTE: Deconstructing the Communist Party of China’s Human Rights Narrative Sharon Hom (Executive Director, Human Rights in China, HK/US). Moderated by Magnus Ag (Journalist, Human Rights Advocate, Founder of Bridge Figures, DK/NO). 18:30–20:15 · PANEL: Reporting on Xinjiang: Firsthand Accounts & Big Data to Investigate the Truth Arslan Hidayat (Uyghur Rights Activist, AU), Megha Rajagopalan (Award-winning International Correspondent for BuzzFeed News, UK), Maya Wang (Senior China researcher in the Asia division, Human Rights Watch). Moderated by Stijn Deklerck (Amnesty International Netherland, BE/NL). # Saturday, October 2 · 2021 14:00–15:30 CEST · PANEL: Art & Resistance from the Mainland to the Diaspora Badiucao (Cartoonist and Activist, CH/AU, on video), Popo Fan (Filmmaker, Writer and Activist, CN/DE), Mai Corlin (Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Copenhagen, DK). Moderated by Melissa Chan (Journalist, US). 16:15–17:45 · PANEL: Voices, Tactics & Technologies to Challenge Dominant Narratives Glacier Chung Ching Kwong (Hong Kong Political and Digital Rights Activist, PhD Student in Law, University of Hamburg, HK/DE), Filip Noubel (Managing Editor at Global Voices, CZ), Ray Wong (Hong Kong Activist, Founder of Hong Kong Indigenous, HK/DE). Moderated by Katharin Tai (Journalist, Academic and Policy Analyst, DE). 18:30–20:00 · KEYNOTE: Surveilling a Surveillance State: An Ethical Dilemma Simone Pieranni (Journalist, IT), Jack Poulson (Executive Director, Tech Inquiry, US). Moderated by Tatiana Bazzichelli (Programme Director, Disruption Network Lab, IT/DE). 20:00 · CLOSING More info & full programme: https://www.disruptionlab.org/powers-of-truth#programme --- COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS # Wednesday, 22 September · 2021 18:00-20:00 CEST, Online workshop | Language: English BYOW Workshop: Build Your Own Words to Resist Algorithmic Censorship With: Xiaowei R. Wang (Artist, Writer, Organizer & Coder, US) and Qianqian Ye (Artist, CN/US) Register: https://www.disruptionlab.org/event/byow # Sunday, October 3 · 2021 11:00—13:00 CEST · WORKSHOP Digital Self-defense 101 - You need protection whether or not you have something to hide With: Glacier Chung Ching Kwong (Hong Kong Political and Digital Rights Activist, PhD Student in Law, University of Hamburg, HK/DE). Read more & register: https://www.disruptionlab.org/event/digital101 14:30—17:00 · WORKSHOP Using Satellite Imagery to Investigate Xinjiang's Detention Camps With: Alison Killing (Architect and Journalist, UK/NL) and Megha Rajagopalan (Award-winning International Correspondent for BuzzFeed News, UK). Read more & register: https://www.disruptionlab.org/event/satelliteimagery -- Tatiana Bazzichelli // Founder & Artistic Director Disruption Network Lab http://disruptionlab.org Twitter: @disruptberlin // @t_bazz _______________________________________________ SCS_Konferenz_21 Mailingliste -- scs_konferenz_21@lists.gi.de Zur Abmeldung von dieser Mailingliste senden Sie eine Nachricht an scs_konferenz_21-leave@lists.gi.de -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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Andrea Knaut -
Marianne von Blomberg -
Thomas Winklmeier