When I went to high school in the early 2000s, they didn’t understand technology enough to recommend going into user research, into experience design, or that you can do a major in political science and focus on the internet. I just didn’t know how to make that my job. How did you get into technology ethics?Ĭaroline Sinders: I’ve always been interested in technology. But you started out as a photojournalist. You’re known for your work as a machine-learning-design researcher and artist. We’re talking about her online investigations, about feminism and AI, data sets of cypress trees and why art is a perfect tool for understanding the mechanisms of the digital world. She is a member of the non-profit media collective Unicorn Riot and shows her art at Tate Modern, MoMA PS1 and Ars Electronica.
Instead of despairing, the Louisiana born who lives in London right now, makes her findings available to interested parties or turns them into research driven art.
It’s hard to decide where to begin when looking at the work of Caroline Sinders and at the idealism and resilience it takes to dive into the abyss of hate speech and conspiracy theories like she does.
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