| ASC Newsletter – March 2026 |
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| Call for Participation ASC Conference: Conversational Confluences | Ouro Preto - Brazil - August 3-7, 2026This is the last week to submit if you need feedback in time to apply for travel funding or confirm your registration. Submit by March 16 to receive a decision by early April. Participants are invited to submit extended abstracts of approximately 500 words, aligned with one of the 8 conference tracks. The review process is conversational and supportive — focused on developing ideas through dialogue. More information |
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| ASC Speaker Series Season 6: Emergent TerritoriesThird Sunday of each month | 12:00 EDTVirtual conversations on cybernetic topics from a diverse group of theorists and practitioners. Formats alternates between interviews, presentations and conversations. More details and planning March 15 — Cybernetics in 2026: A Conversation in the Round - Register here |
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| Call for Abstracts GORDON PASK 1928 - 1996 - 2026 - Cybernetics, Conversation, Interaction & AIInterdisciplinary Symposium - University of Vienna, Austria - 17 September 2026 Honorary Symposium Committee: BERNARD SCOTT — PAUL PANGARO — GERARD DE ZEEUW 16 September 2026: Opening evening lecture (in conjunction with Heinz von Foerster Lectures) ROBERT TRAPPL Submission deadline is March 24 More information
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| Re-Braiding Cybernetics & AI — Symposium SeriesIn 1956, researchers at Dartmouth renamed their field "Artificial Intelligence" to separate themselves from their origins in Cybernetics. The split was consequential — and largely unexamined since. The Re-Braiding Project seeks to bring these fields back into conversation. Its Symposium Series Unspoken Continuities launches March 25 at 11:00 EDT with "The Split" — exploring what AI left behind and what a re-joininh might bring about. The series will be recorded and published openly, culminating in a physical exhibit at CMU's Posner Center in Spring 2027. Fee registration via this form.
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