Think Mirror!

MA Digital Culture Expo

Goldsmiths - Laurie Grove Baths

13/7 - 16/7/2018 10-7pm (Sun 10-4pm)

Private view - 12/7 6-9pm

Computer vision related processes like motion detection and facial recognition increasingly extend into daily life at the more personal points of interaction with technology. Digital/smartphone photography is mediated at the point of capture while images are subject to further automated processing if they are used on social media platforms. Similar methods are used in surveillance systems that form part of what are increasingly code reliant public spaces, and market research companies will now pay to install cameras in people’s homes to detect and capture interactions with particular products. In effect, the domestic presence of computer vision can be traced back further if you consider that the optical mouse was the first realised and most widely sold smart camera in existence (Belbachir, 2010).

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