Name: ZYX by banana_harm
Duration: 9 min 14 s
Description: ZYX considers how automatic speech recognition might be made to hallucinate and how that differs from human hallucination, specifically hallucinations triggered by LSD and grief

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The third event in Corin Sworn's research series 'Moving in Relation' takes the form of an interview and conversation between Corin Sworn and political geographer Louise Amoore.
 
Louise Amoore is author of 'Cloud Ethics: Algorithms and the Attributes of Ourselves and Others' (2020) and lecturer at Durham University whose research has informed Sworn’s current investigative performance practice.
 
Sworn and Amoore discuss understanding algorithms, AI ethics, and the intimacy that connects together human and algorithmic relations. With reference to Sworn’s performances ‘eco-co-location’ and ‘This Harmonic Chamber’ they consider what place these technologies occupy in the world.
 
Touching on different histories of science and the prioritisation of rationality over embodied knowledge, algorithms are understood as an arrangement of propositions which are often used to model likelihood. Algorithms shape and are shaped by their porous engagement with the world; they participate in generative algorithm-to-algorithm relationships and demonstrate fallibility through enacting logics of misrecognition or ‘algorithmic madness’. Sworn and Amoore’s conversation reflects on the ways algorithms inform our everyday perception and impact how we interact with one another from an interpersonal to a judicial level.

‘Moving in Relation’ – Louise Amoore interviewed by Corin Sworn

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ZYX considers how automatic speech recognition might be made to hallucinate and how that differs from human hallucination, specifically hallucinations triggered by LSD and grief

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★ Decolonise Meteoric Mix is a condensed version of DECOLONISE MIX. So it has many of the same terrific tunes (literally 2/3). It also begins with Leikeli47's badass vocals. She is followed by 3 Nigerian artists who are currently making Africa dance! I have experienced it, when traveling from Kenya to Zimbabwe recently. Here is an intergalactic mix that also includes Omar Souleyman, Fatima Al Qadiri and noise techno producer Paula Temple amongst other. ★

TRACKLIST:
00:00 Heard Em Say (Original Mix) by Leikeli47
02:56 Johnny by Yemi Alade
04:45 Show You the Money by Wizkid
07:14 Dance Go (Eau De Vie) (feat. Wizkid) by 2 Face Idibia
09:14 Abataka by Ida Engberg & David West
15:31 Theme (Original Mix)by Acid Arab
16:30 Warni Warni by Omar Souleyman
22:08 Leil El Bareh feat. Modeselektor (Original Mix)by Omar Souleyman
25:17 Connasse by La Caution
28:35 How Can I Resist U by Fatima Al Qadiri
30:31 Shotta (instrumental) by Royal T
31:34 Putzen (Nerk & Dirk Leyers remix) by Mark Boombastik
33:32 Stalker Ha by Kingdom
35:35 Arnold Classics (Tony Senghore Pork & Soda Remix) by Brodinski
37:39 Got U by Nguzunguzu
39:41 Handle It (feat. Natalia Marmolejo) (Original Mix) by Hamelin, Natalia Marmolejo
41:00 Lynchesque by Dusty Kid
42:55 Grid (Deapmash Remix) by Pinion
44:45 Colonized (Original Mix) by Paula Temple ﻿[﻿mixed with Heard Em Say by Leikeli47﻿]﻿
47:48 Told Ya feat. Isa GT (Original Mix) by Sandro Silva
52:57 To The Flo by DJ Slugo

Decolonise Meteoric Mix

From Beatrice Dillon's 'Can I Change My Mind?' 12" out now on Boomkat Editions.

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