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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 33 episodes
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Unknown Host hosts Tactics&Practice [podcast], a arts show with 33 episodes published.
![S5 [Are You A Software Update?] E5: Silence in the Dark Forest [w/Bogna Konior] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/AYASU_AKS-WWW_Thumb_Podcast-Episode5.jpeg)
What if the universe is silent not because it’s empty, but because intelligence knows when to hide? Writer and theorist Bogna Konior traces a forgotten genealogy linking early internet pioneers, ufology, and AI research
![S5 [Are You A Software Update?] E4: Revolution in the Minor Key [w/Carolyn Pedwell] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/AYASU_AKS-WWW_Thumb_Podcast-Episode4.png)
In a time of live-streamed genocide, it has truly never been more clear that witnessing suffering will not automatically trigger social transformation. If the answer is not in shocking jolts and major ruptures, what powe
![S5 [Are You A Software Update?] E3: Hexing the Algorithm [w/Shaka McGlotten] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/AYASU_AKS-WWW_Thumb_Podcast-Episode3.jpeg)
What if seduction—not dissection—could fracture algorithmic control? Artist, researcher and author Shaka McGlotten guides us through witchy warfare against quantification, deploying computational hexes, opacity, fugitivi
![S5 [Are You A Software Update?] E2: The Girl’s Inhuman Arsenal [w/Alex Quicho] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/AYASU_AKS-WWW_Thumb_Podcast-Episode2.jpeg)
Forget Boy-Philosophy: here, we know that surfaces are sites of power and lambs are fluent in the noise of the world. But where is the difference between poetry and theory? In this episode, theorist and artist Alex Quich
![S5 [Are You A Software Update?] E1: Memes as Sympoietic Agents [w/Sophie Publig] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/AYASU_AKS-WWW_Thumb_Podcast-Episode1.jpeg)
Is there a way to define memes without implicitly memifying everything? We move through the definitional morass of memetics and meme studies towards researcher Sophie Publig’s critical posthumanist account of memes as sy
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E10: What Are the Limits of Interspecies Communication? [w/ Maja Smrekar] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-10.png)
We have lived alongside dogs for thousands of years. How close have we grown to each other since we first domesticated them? In one of her performances, artist Maja Smrekar biologically manipulated her body so that she c
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E9: When an AI Governs Your City [w/ Pinar Yoldas] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-9.png)
Smart cities across the world are pioneering chatbots, autonomous vehicles and AI technologies to help streamline bureaucratic services, facilitate police recruitment, fill in potholes or locate resources at the library.
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E8: Taming AI, Playing AI [w/ Sanela Jahić] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-8.png)
Can everything – including vision, flexibility, imagination and other skills often associated with creative practices – be turned into data? Should artists feel threatened by AIs that compose music, make animation movies
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E7: Solidarity, Perils and Ethics on Darknet Markets [w/ !Mediengruppe Bitnik] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-7.png)
Darknet markets, identity shielding, bots and cryptocurrencies have revolutionised commerce and society, each in its own way. What happens when you bring all these disrupting ingredients together? Doma Smoljo and Carmen
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E6: Chasing the Physicality of the Internet [w/ Evan Roth] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-6.png)
Internet has obliterated borders, distances and other hallmarks of geography, making us forget its material reality: its data centres, wires, routers, processors and a vast network of intercontinental cables. Artist Evan
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E5: Social Justice, Satire and Video Games [w/ Paolo Pedercini from MOLLEINDUSTRIA] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-5.png)
Can you make video games about environmental justice or labour? How about religion, the military, gun violence, mass incarceration, immigration or the Anthropocene? Can you entertain players with such hard-hitting matter
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E4: Up-Close and Personal with Impersonal Power Structures [w/ Jill Magid] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-4.png)
What does it feel to infiltrate or work alongside structures of power that most of us find impersonal and intimidating? How do you capitalise on the systemic loopholes and quirks inherent to institutions of authority suc
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E3: How Much is Your Democracy Worth? [w/ UBERMORGEN] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-3.png)
In 2000, during the presidential race between George Bush and Al Gore, a group of “Maverick Austrian Business People” launched a platform that gave US voters the possibility to auction off their votes to bidders on the i
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E2: Decolonising Museum Collections [w/ Nora Al-Badri] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-2.png)
The discussion about the growing list of looted and illicitly acquired museum treasures is one that most Westerners would rather not think about. Unless a scandal, a protest, a movie or a contemporary artwork forces ex-c
![S4 [The Future Behind Us] E1: PsyOps and Other Secret Military Programmes [w/Trevor Paglen] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/PXXP_4Podcast_artwork_ep-1.png)
Over the years, Trevor Paglen has documented operations, locations and activities that were meant to remain hidden from the public. He has tracked and photographed the world of secret satellites, flew in a helicopter ove
![S3 [(un)real data] E5: The Liminal Vibes Beyond Digital Conformity [w/ Valentina Tanni] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Unrealdata_3Podcast_artwork_ep-5.png)
Internet aesthetics like vaporwave, the Backrooms and weirdcore seem to offer glimpses of alternate realities beyond the threshold of the real. From Freud’s “uncanny” to hauntology’s spectral futures, these are aesthetic
![S3 [(un)real data] E4: How Mind-Flattening Algorithmic Tweaks Ruined Posting [w/ Günseli Yalcinkaya] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Unrealdata_3Podcast_artwork_ep-4.png)
If we paraphrase McLuhan, today’s medium is the algorithm: how is this universal mediator shaping us as content creators and consumers? How does it feel to be online amid different polarising forces, when consensus reali
![S3 [(un)real data] E3: Unmasking AI’s Pixel Puppetry [w/ Eryk Salvaggio] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Unrealdata_3Podcast_artwork_ep-3.png)
What exactly is in the images generated by AI? Is it possible to decode training datasets and detect biases that fusion models, such as Dall-E or Midjourney, reproduce? Eryk Salvaggio, researcher and new media artist int
![S3 [(un)real data] E2: Could We Stop Reproducing a Deepfake Past? [w/ Wendy Chun] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Unrealdata_3Podcast_artwork_ep-2.png)
Predictive models based on big data are founded on the idea that knowing the past enables us to predict the future, but what kind of future are we constructing when the models are based on a deepfake version of the past?
![S3 [(un)real data] E1: (In)dividuality and the Quantified Self [w/ Felix Stalder] episode artwork](https://aksioma.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Unrealdata_3Podcast_artwork_ep-1.png)
The rise of computation in the 1950s shifted society to one constructed purely in commercial terms, where selling and buying have become the main social relation and every possible human form of contact is reimagined as
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