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Photography Ethics Centre
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 พ.ย. 2018
The Photography Ethics Centre is a social enterprise aimed at raising awareness about ethics across the photography industry and around the world. We offer online training for individuals, workshops for academic and art institutions, and consulting services for media and development organisations.
This channel is our platform for sharing advice and insights about photography ethics.
This channel is our platform for sharing advice and insights about photography ethics.
Reflexive AI in Design: Building Reflexivity into Image-based AI models | Vera van der Burg
'Reflexive AI in Design: Building Reflexivity into Image-based AI models'
Speaker: Vera van der Burg
Speaker: Vera van der Burg
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AI images and public trust | Shirin Anlen, Lynn Walsh, & Alex Mahadevan with Dr David Campbell
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'AI images and public trust' Speakers: Shirin Anlen, Lynn Walsh, & Alex Mahadevan Moderator: Dr David Campbell
Creativity, ethics, and AI | Jake Elwes and Dr Ameera Kawash with Dr Tara Pixley
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'Creativity, ethics, and AI' Guests: Jake Elwes & Dr Ameera Kawash Moderator: Dr Tara Pixley
Introduction to the 2024 Photo Ethics Symposium: Ethics in the Age of AI
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Introduction to the 2024 Photo Ethics Symposium: Ethics in the Age of AI Introduced by Dr Savannah Dodd, founder and director of the Photography Ethics Centre
Representation in AI | Mutale Nkonde & Dr Rebecca Swift with Dr Savannah Dodd
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'Representation in AI' Guests: Mutale Nkonde & Dr Rebecca Swift Moderator: Dr Savannah Dodd
Automation of Creativity: AI and its implications for the creative industries | Jeongki Lim
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'Automation of Creativity: AI and its implications for the creative industries' Speaker: Jeongki Lim
Bonus: Eight Lessons from The Photo Ethics Podcast
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Each year since 2020, the Photography Ethics Centre has interviewed 12 photographers, asking them: “What does photography ethics mean to you?” After four years and 48 interviews, we have distilled eight key lessons that we have learned about what it means to be an ethical photographer. These lessons - ranging from the language we use to the intentions we have - can help photographers, filmmaker...
Melanie King: On leaning into collaboration
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In this episode, we talk with Melanie King about leaning into collaboration. She talks about her transition from research-informed practice to practice-informed research. She also explores the collaborative nature of sustainable photography and how she has built her own network within the community of researchers and practitioners. Throughout, she comments on her journey of becoming a sustainab...
Mohammad Alnobani: On reducing bias in imagery
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In this episode, we talk with Mohammad Alnobani on reducing bias in imagery. He discusses his experiences founding an Arab stock imagery website and how his role has allowed him to better understand photographers’ concerns. He also explores AI tools like image generation, describing how he has tried to maintain his own ethics through the use of these tools. What does photography ethics mean to ...
Daniel Etter: On truth and fiction
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In this episode, we talk with Daniel Etter about truth and fiction. He discusses the differences between observation in photojournalism as opposed to the element of creation present in filmmaking. He discusses the rise of AI image-making and the associated risks. Finally, he describes how problems within photography are often representative of systemic problems requiring societal change on a wi...
Mohamed Mahdy: On embedding ethics
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In this episode, we talk with Mohamed Mahdy on embedding ethics. He talks about using your own senses to discover the stories around you, rather than venturing out of your own community. He also explores his quest for authenticity in his work and how multi-modal works can help achieve such authenticity. Finally, he discusses street photography and the ethical reflections it invites. What does p...
Alicia Bruce: On collaboration and advocacy
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In this episode, we talk with Alicia Bruce on collaboration and advocacy. She explores how a collaborative approach to photography can avoid misrepresentations and can counter typical media narratives. She also discusses her involvement in campaign-based photography and the empowerment that can come as a result of telling hidden stories in an ethically-aligned way. What does photography ethics ...
Aryan Musleh: Storytelling on social media
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In this episode, we talk with Aryan Musleh on storytelling on social media. He discusses the challenges of representing communities that are misrepresented or forgotten in the media, focusing on the political barriers that can hinder the efforts of photographers. As a curator, he explores the ethical complexity of ensuring that photographs he posts are used responsibly and represented accuratel...
Nicole Tung: On navigating ethical dilemmas
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In this episode, we talk with Nicole Tung on navigating ethical dilemmas. She explores the responsibility a photographer has beyond taking a photo, discussing the investment she displays in the impact of her images. She examines the question of when to intervene as a photojournalist in a conflict zone, before talking about how the industry can better support freelancers doing this dangerous wor...
Zula Rabikowska: On working with communities
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In this episode, we talk with Zula Rabikowska on working with communities. She talks about the care and research she invests in projects involving vulnerable communities, before exploring the additional layers of care required when photographing her own family. She examines the complexity of her own multi-national identity and how it shines through in her work. Finally, she talks about her posi...
Nicki Lees: On making the invisible visible
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Nicki Lees: On making the invisible visible
Anastasia Taylor-Lind: On being slow, kind, and gentle
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Anastasia Taylor-Lind: On being slow, kind, and gentle
Fred Ritchin: Photography for a better world
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Fred Ritchin: Photography for a better world
Margaret Mitchell: On connection and sincerity
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Margaret Mitchell: On connection and sincerity
Photovoice Worldwide: On expanding the frame
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Photovoice Worldwide: On expanding the frame
Morwenna Kearsley: On ethics as comfort
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Morwenna Kearsley: On ethics as comfort
Jack Moyse: On understanding disability
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Jack Moyse: On understanding disability
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It was very interesting to listen to him. Thank you! (and I'm french..) Only 9 views and no comments! Apparently, algorithms prefer to favor fake and immature contents. The reign of machines is here, and its exercise consists of pulling humanity towards leisure, the easy, the inconsistent, the non-transcendent, the false... The resistance will only be able, in the best case, to slow down this movement slightly, but never stop it. What do fighters do when the fight is lost in advance? You rightly mentioned it, the problem is less that AI is building a new fake world, rather that it is killing the current and past real world. Ethics involves a large part of generational behavior. The new generations have been fed in a very different way, their ethics are much less cumbersome and of such a different nature. What is easy is more acclaimed, what requires skill and effort is rejected.
really nice, mind if i use this vid as a source for a school project of mine? thanks tho its a nice vid!
Hi, Vivek, you are welcome to use and reference this video for educational projects. Thank you for reaching out!