Petter Ericson via nettime-l on Thu, 15 Oct 2026 10:58:06 +0200 (CEST)


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Re: <nettime> What happened to the ASRG? 

I don't have any good first-hand answers. However, I was wondering myself, and
reached out to an e-mail address I've used previously to get in contact with
them. The reply was that they've decided to suspend operations, but that they
were preparing an archival website to be unveiled in due course.

This is now a while ago, but perhaps the course will eventually be due.

Best,

/P

On 15 October, 2026 - metazoa.org via nettime-l wrote:

> Dear Nettimers,
> 
> we are currently conducting a small research into anti-AI tactics and
> practices and we have encountered difficulties accessing materials from the
> ASRG (Algorithmic Sabotage Research Group). It seems that all of theirs
> materials have been removed online, including from github, gitlab, even the
> wayback machine is silent. Have any of you been following the group’s
> activities, and do you know what has become of this initiative (probably
> sometime in the middle of this year)?
> 
> Cheers,
> Tomas
> 
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