Amelia Winger-Bearskin
Artist using AI for communities and the environment, chair of AI and the Arts at the University of Florida
Biography
Amelia Winger-Bearskin was born in 1979. She is the Banks Family Preeminence Chair of Artificial Intelligence and the Arts at the Digital Worlds Institute, University of Florida. She uses artificial intelligence to benefit communities and the environment. She founded the AI Climate Justice Lab and the Talk to Me About Water collective, and created the podcast Wampum.Codes, which explores software ethics grounded in Indigenous values of co-creation. She received a Sundance Art of Practice Fellowship in 2022. SKY/WORLD DEATH/WORLD pairs dawn and sunset animations with poetic text that links these transitions to Haudenosaunee and other Indigenous creation stories, including the story of Sky Woman. It includes footage of the artist recovered from the Internet Archive.
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