Join us for an eye-opening exhibition featuring images of care created by older adults and generated by AI. Reflect on your own understanding of care and the role of technology in shaping our perceptions of care, ageing, and images.
Along with the exhibition, there is the opportunity to join an interactive workshop to create your own images of care using AI, and a sharing event where the powerful stories behind the exhibition will be discussed.
As our reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) grows, we invite you to reflect on what it reveals about our understanding of care and later life, and how to use AI tools responsibly. This series of events explore how AI-generated images can uncover biases and misconceptions about care in our society, and the role of technology in shaping these perceptions. What does care mean in our daily lives, and can AI ever “understand” care? (For more information of the underpinning research, please visit https://edin.ac/430rwT2.)
Melody Wang, PhD student at University of Edinburgh, with a research focus on participatory design, older adults, and care technology.
Dr. Nichole Fernandez, research fellow at University of Edinburgh, visual sociologist and media studies.
All are welcome. No prior knowledge is needed. All equipment and materials will be provided, along with light refreshments for the workshop.
of particular interest to older adults and carers (whoever is/was taking care responsibility formally or informally for other(s), or whoever is interested in the topic of care.)
Exhibition
Monday (4th Nov), Wednesday (6th Nov) and Friday (8th Nov)
From 10am to 5pm, drop-in
Workshop
Monday, 4th Nov
10 –12am
Register here: Can AI Represent Care? Hands-on Workshop Tickets, Mon, Nov 4, 2024 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite
Sharing Event
Thursday, 7th Nov
5 – 7pm (Doors open at 5pm, and the sharing starts at 5:30 pm).
Registration is recommended, but you can also drop in. Register here: Can AI Represent Care? Exhibition Sharing Event Tickets, Thu, Nov 7, 2024 at 5:00 PM | Eventbrite
*Please register your seat for the Workshop and/or Sharing Event. The exhibition is open to drop-In.
Exhibition
Monday (4th Nov), Wednesday (6th Nov) and Friday (8th Nov)
From 10am to 5pm, drop-in
Workshop
Monday, 4th Nov, 10 –12am
Sharing Event
Thursday, 7th Nov, 5 – 7pm (Doors open at 5pm, and the sharing starts at 5:30 pm).