ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Robert spoke with artist Stephanie Dinkins this fall about her work creating platforms for ongoing dialog about artificial intelligence as it intersects race, gender, aging and our future histories. She is particularly driven to work with communities of color to develop deep-rooted AI literacy and co-create a more culturally inclusive and equitable artificial intelligence.
Recently, Stephanie has been talking to Bina48, a sophisticated social robot. We talked about Bina and Stephanie’s other projects when she visited campus in October as part of the Bennington College Visual Arts Lecture Series.
Learn more about Stephanie's work at her website.
Producer: Chloe Shelford
Audio Engineer: Rohan Edwards (with additional support from Dylan O’Hara)
English
United States
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