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Monday, November 19 • 2:00pm - 3:30pm
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Weaponised design is a process that allows for involuntary harm of users within the defined bounds of a digital system. Often facilitated by designers oblivious to the politics of digital infrastructure, interface design is still widely considered to be an apolitical practice, despite traumatic events against users with increasing regularity.
In the context of online services and platforms, this workshop will investigate how this techno-social phenomenon takes place. Through in-depth case studies and discussions, participants will have a chance to widen their understanding of how systems and interfaces once deployed, can produce unwanted effects, as well as tools that might prevent and mitigate their negative consequences.   

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avatar for Cade Diehm

Cade Diehm

Designer, Tactical Tech
Cade is a designer, writer and researcher. His practice focuses on weaponised design, infrastructure politics, tech optimism and online self expression. Following four years of design leadership in the early emergency cryptocurrency scene, he collaborated with Open Whisper Systems... Read More →
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Ricardo Saavedra

Blockchain and decentralization researcher
Ricardo Saavedra is a designer and reseracher with over 10 years of experience in interaction design, concept prototyping, and strategy in the context of media applications, operating systems, web services, and hardware development. His current research operates between the space... Read More →

Monday November 19, 2018 2:00pm - 3:30pm
BMW Foundation Reinhardtstraße 58, 10117 Berlin, Germany
  Co-Creator Event, Workshop

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