FROM 9 TO 12 SEPTEMBER
EXPLORE OUR ONLINE PROGRAMME FOR THIS YEAR'S ARS ELECTRONICA FESTIVAL

For the second year in a row, we're delighted to join forces with our friends at Ars Electronica to produce a very specially-curated programme of online events for their 2021 festival, A New Digital Deal.

The Science Gallery Dublin programme for Ars Electronica runs from 9 to 12 September and features interactive online exhibits, critical conversations and experimental live streamed events - click here to see the programme in full.

Read on to find out more about some of our favourite highlights - from dataset exploration to discussions on creativity, data privacy and the policing of bodies. Special thanks to our colleagues and partners for this programme: the ADAPT Centre for Digital Content Technology, Science Gallery at Michigan State University, and the European ARTificial Intelligence Lab. See you all there!

A PLAYTHROUGH & DISCUSSION ON THE POLICING OF BODIES
Explore content moderation algorithms, shadow-banning, facial recognition and other threats to our digital civil liberties. Click here to get free tickets.

WHY DO WE NEED CREATIVE PRODUCERS?
Panelists Lizzie Crouch and Nicholas Medvesck join Science Gallery International's flagship discussion series on 10 September. Click here to get free tickets.

WHO SHOULD WE TRUST WITH OUR DATA?
Join a workshop with researchers from ADAPT to discuss privacy and life online. Click here to get free tickets.

DIGITAL WEEKEND WORKSHOPS FOR STUDENTS AGED BETWEEN 15 AND 18
We're recruiting a team of young people to tell us what they think of the digital environment they will inhabit and inherit. Click here to find out more.