4pm – 4.15pm 
Welcome by Alexia Mathieu, Head of Master Media Design 

4.15pm – 4.45pm   
'What is a Feminist AI?' by Rhiannon Williams, Feminist Internet, moderated by Nicolas Nova 
Rhiannon William will talk about the ethical responsibilities we have as designers when it comes to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The talk will examine some of the existing biases that are reproduced by AI devices, and how we can instead design AI not only to combat these biases, but also cater to a more diverse range of users.  

4.45pm to 5.15pm  
Ethics & AI by Marta Revuelta  
In her talk, Marta Revuelta, artist and graduate of Master Media Design, will present her research in the field of artificial intelligence and the impact of the facial profiling on our society. She will also share her process as an artist in the field of interaction design.  

5.15pm to 5.45pm  
Performative expression & AI by Jonathan Reus
Jonathan Reus is an experimental composer who explores new ways of music making through technological/critical practices. His musical work emphasizes the performer(s) as storytellers within a world of tools with implications, and often involves deep research into new tools and technologies for musical and performative expression. 

5.45pm to 6pm  
BREAK  

6pm to 6.30pm   
Playful Machine Learning byAndreas Refsgaard 
In his talk, Andreas Refsgaard will describe, how machine learning has become an integrated part of the practice as an artist and interaction designer. By enabling people to decide upon, and train their own unique controls for a system, the creative power shifts from the designer of the system to the person interacting with it.The talk will include several of his playful projects, where he actively seeks out unconventional connections between inputs and outputs using simple machine learning techniques. 

6.30pm to 7pm  
Thinking Machines by Jürg Lehni and Douglas Edric Stanley 
Thinking Machines is a semester project in which the first year students of Master Media Design will revisit the concept of "personal computers" in the era of neural networks and will explore how the creation of personalized assistants can change their flow of information. creative work. Jürg Lehni and Douglas Edric Stanley will present how Master Media Design addresses the topic of artificial intelligence and machine learning in the field of interaction design. 

7pm to 7.15pm  
*Inside Inside*, an installation by Doulgas Edric Stanley 
Since its beginnings video games have established a * kinesthetic * relationship between the body and the image that allows us to access a new kind of perceptive nervous system. But this remote control system reveals another internal logic :  that the machine in turn can control its user. The installation * Inside Inside * juxtaposes two mediums - cinema and video games - in the process of fantasizing in their own way on the prosthetic powers of the image. Between the two, a neural network observes the images and makes comparisons based on its artificial understanding. The whole built of a very particular device of critical playful analysis.