The Internet is CrackAnthropic warns: AI models are learning from each other—spreading bias, misinformation, and political spin.
#TheInternetIsCrack #AI #Anthropic #MachineLearning #TechEthics #Ethics #DigitalBias #Podcast #Bias #AIBias #Misinformation #AITraining
Headlines AfricaAfrica: To Overcome Fear and Hatred We Must Undo the Dehumanisation Rooted in Dogma: [Daily Maverick] The algorithms that help us crunch data so easily also have a tendency of telling us what we want to hear - and showing us what we want to read. It's a comfortable echo chamber that blinds us to the reality in front of our unseeing eyes. http://newsfeed.facilit8.network/TKm2tl #Africa #Dehumanization #FearAndHatred #EchoChamber #DigitalBias
Dr Izzy FoxRegister below for our free event to mark the end of Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities:
Tues 26th March Seminar
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/858184973357?aff=oddtdtcreator
#IntersectionalFeminism #DigitalBias #DigitalStorytelling #DigitalArt #CommunityArchives #DigitalArichives #SociallyEngagedResearch
🚨 Abstract Deadline Tomorrow!!! 🚨
#DigitalBias #DigitalHumanities #CommunityArchives #DigitalArt #Storytelling
#SpeculativeDesign #AlgorithmicBias #DesignJustice #CriticalFabulation #IntersectionalFeminism #CriticalMaking
Feminist Fabulations in Algorithmic Empires
The prevalence of digital and algorithmic systems in everyday human subjectivities prompts a critical analysis that considers not only sociotechnical aspects but also cultural and communicative factors. This is because contemporary digital and algorithmic systems reinforce the heteropatriarchal borders and categories of the offline world that not only reflect historical empire building but also sustain the coloniality of modernity (see Mignolo 2007). In online spaces, borders have formed that reflect traditional offline biases and normative categorizations that oftentimes only serve a narrow demographic. Furthermore, contemporary digital systems and algorithms do not reflect the pluralistic nature of the humanities. Concomitantly, human subjectivities in digital spaces often display creative and unique methods of digital resistance to existing normative categorizations and algorithmic biases. Consequently, this Research Topic seeks to draw on the existing ground work of the Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities (FSFDH) research project, funded by UKRI-AHRC and the Irish Research Council under the ‘UK-Ireland Collaboration in the Digital Humanities Research Grants Call’ (grant numbers AH/W001667/1 and IRC/W001667/1). We seek to recognize and explore cultural methods of survival and resistance within existing biased, market-driven digital empires. This will be done by creating a collection of scholarly research that foregrounds storytelling and embodiment, not just as a...
📢 Call for Submissions 📢
I'm co-editing a research topic on intersectional feminist and anti-colonial modes of resistance to digital bias, with Dr Jeneen Naji and Dr Abdelmjid Kettioui, entitled:
"Feminist Fabulations in Algorithmic Empires"
Deadlines:
Abstracts- 30th May 2023
Manuscripts- 30th Sept 2023
More info: https://fro.ntiers.in/ffiae
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Feminist Fabulations in Algorithmic Empires
The prevalence of digital and algorithmic systems in everyday human subjectivities prompts a critical analysis that considers not only sociotechnical aspects but also cultural and communicative factors. This is because contemporary digital and algorithmic systems reinforce the heteropatriarchal borders and categories of the offline world that not only reflect historical empire building but also sustain the coloniality of modernity (see Mignolo 2007). In online spaces, borders have formed that reflect traditional offline biases and normative categorizations that oftentimes only serve a narrow demographic. Furthermore, contemporary digital systems and algorithms do not reflect the pluralistic nature of the humanities. Concomitantly, human subjectivities in digital spaces often display creative and unique methods of digital resistance to existing normative categorizations and algorithmic biases. Consequently, this Research Topic seeks to draw on the existing ground work of the Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities (FSFDH) research project, funded by UKRI-AHRC and the Irish Research Council under the ‘UK-Ireland Collaboration in the Digital Humanities Research Grants Call’ (grant numbers AH/W001667/1 and IRC/W001667/1). We seek to recognize and explore cultural methods of survival and resistance within existing biased, market-driven digital empires. This will be done by creating a collection of scholarly research that foregrounds storytelling and embodiment, not just as a...