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Join us for this immersive 4-day workshop intersection of technology and society where we will deep dive into one of the most important conversations of our time.
- What is reel culture? What is AI slop? What are fakes?
- How do we understand social media and AI as communicators? What have they done to our social and political life?
- How do we untether ourselves and reflect on what binds us to social media and AI—each day and every instance—of this hypermediated attention economy?
The workshop features masterclasses, learning seminars, interactive games, and collaborative exercises—to together think through AI and social media. You will create and analyse fakes, play games, wander around the Gallery, participate in lectures, make podcasts and get busy with “data”.
Apply by: 08 March 2026
Details:
When: 01 - 04 April 2026
Where: Science Gallery Bengaluru
Eligibility: 18 - 30 years
Other information:
- Participation is free. Selected participants will be offered a travel allowance.
- Upon consent, selected discussions and exercises will contribute to the organizing team’s ethnographic explorations of media and technology.
Workshop conducted by:
Center for Digital Dignity at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Facilitators: Dr Sahana Udupa, Dr Ira Solomatina, Dr Craig Ryder, Dr Job Mwaura and Dr Neelabh Gupta