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Conference, panel | She, He, and It – Discussing AI and journalism from a global South perspective
December 8, 2023 18:00 - 20:00
The impact of artificial intelligence will radically change how we produce and consume media content. Its consequences will be even more significant for the activities of media and cultural organizations working in or with the Global South.
The event will invite experts who will try, if not to give answers, to clarify what we could expect from the future, focussing on topics such as the impact of AI on journalism in authoritarian systems, the status of evidence images, feminist movements in the MENA region, as well as the labor conditions behind it.
Ticket: FREE ADMISSION!
Language: English
Biographies
Moderator:
Tatiana Bazzichelli
is the founder and artistic director of Disruption Network Lab, Berlin.
Panelists:
Hadi al-Khatib (Mnemonic/Syrian Archive):
an archivist and activist collecting, verifying, and investigating citizen-generated data as evidence of human rights violations since 2011.
Dr. Milagros Miceli (Weizenbaum Institute):
a sociologist and computer scientist investigating how ground-truth data for machine learning is produced.
Nadine Moawad
a feminist activist based in Beirut, Lebanon. Moawad is one of the founders of Nasawiya, a feminist collective.
An event by Untold Stories & SFJN (Syrian Female Journalists Network)
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