• 
• 5 min
• Kinolab
• 2019

In an imagined future of London, citizens all across the globe are connected to the Feed, a device and network accessed constantly through a brain-computer interface. In this narrative, Ben, a member of the family who owns the company which created the Feed, uses the augmented reality features to create a virtual version of his ex-wife, Miyu, who he can make indulge in his own fantasies, regardless of what those may be. Eventually, this digital version of Miyu starts to glitch, but Ben nonetheless begins to share this virtual, subservient clone to other people to use in their own fantasies.

• Deep Fake
• Gender Bias
• Brain-Computer Interfaces
• Augmented Reality

• 
• 7 min
• New York Times
• 2018

Youtube’s algorithm suggests increasingly radical recommendations to its users, maximising the amount of time they spend on the platform. The tendency toward inflammatory recommendations often leads to political misinformation.

• Digital Media Misinformation
• Polarization
• Recommender Systems
• Social Networks

• 
• 13 min
• Kinolab
• 2011

In this episode, Bing Madsen is one of many citizens who provide power to the digital world through spending each day on a stationery bike, which earns him “merits” to spend on both leisure activities and necessities. These laborers, along with all other classes, are constantly surrounded by screens in which their digital avatars can participate in virtual activities like biking on a road or being in a “live” studio audience. The reality competition show “Hot Shot” is one program streamed on these screens. In this narrative, Bing conspires to grab the attention of the world on stage, proclaiming that the whole digital world is fake and has brainwashed the laborers into providing power while upper classes get more leisure and enjoyment. This eventually lands him with his own talk show, where he recreates his suicide threats for sensational content in exchange for a more lucrative lifestyle.

• Technology Based Economic Disruption
• Digital Addiction
• Mixed Reality
• Social Networks

• 
• 7 min
• Vice
• 2019

Programmer creates an application that uses neural networks to remove clothing from the images of women. Deepfake technology being used against women systematically, despite continued narrative that its use in the political realm is the most pressing issue.

• Deep Fake
• Gender Bias
• Machine Learning
• Object Recognition

• 
• 2 min
• Wired
• 2019

Synthetic human faces are able to be generated by a machine learning algorithm.

• Deep Fake
• Computer Vision
• Machine Learning

• 
• 6 min
• n/a
• 2018

Through a series of interactions on a chat and a truth-or-dare type game, the user guesses if they are chatting with a bot or human.

• Deep Fake
• Limitations of Digital Technologies
• Machine Learning
• Robots