策展人黃孫權與策展團隊蔡宇瀟、武子楊、曹澍,攜手中國美術學院跨媒體藝術學院開放媒體系,作為第十屆網絡社會年會的延伸,同時參與新加坡管理大學(SMU)Web3 Week 活動,推出這檔向本雅明《機械複製時代》一百週年致敬的「錯誤之旅」。
「Shared Errors」(共誤)並非指責 AI 的缺陷,而是將錯誤視為關係的證據——當 AI 生成一隻怪誕的手、一段不合邏輯的文字,這些「錯誤」恰恰揭示其本質:由無數片段的人類判斷拼接而成的「互為勞動」(Inter-Labor)網絡。錯誤成為抵抗的形式,抵抗完美自動化的幻覺,鬆動「唯一作者」的神話。
展覽邀請 16 組藝術家(含一場視聽現場演出),以遊戲、AR/VR、AIGC、影像裝置等媒介介入數據、感知與算法的迴路,揭示技術如何構成我們感知與生產世界的方式。完整策展論述見 article 15545。
Curated by Huang Sun-Quan with the curatorial team of Rhett Tsai, Ziyang Wu, and Cao Shu, in collaboration with the Open Media Department, School of Intermedia Art, China Academy of Art. Organised as an extension of the 10th Network Society Annual Conference and as a parallel programme to SMU Web3 Week, the exhibition marks the centenary of Walter Benjamin's The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction.
"Shared Errors" does not indict AI for its shortcomings; it treats error as evidence of relation. When AI produces a distorted hand or an illogical sentence, these "errors" disclose its very constitution — a patchwork of innumerable fragments of human judgment, an Inter-Labor network in which humans train AI and AI in turn reshapes human perception. Error becomes a mode of resistance: against the fantasy of perfect automation and the myth of the single, sovereign author.
The exhibition invites sixteen artist groups (including one live audio-visual performance) working in games, AR/VR, AIGC and moving-image installation to intervene in circuits of data, perception and algorithm. Full curatorial essay: article 15545.