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From clustering technologies to racialised surveillance and profiling, new spatial divisions are emerging in the algorithmic society. How is AI discriminating among populations of people? What are the implications for categories of race, gender and sexuality?
Algorithmic Societies
Ethics and policy in the artificial intelligence age - 21 and 22 November 2023 - CCCB Barcelona
International seminar coorganised by the CCCB and the European project Algorithmic Societies about the AI social impacts. Coorganized by CCCB and Algorithmic Societies a 5yr Advanced Grant, European Research Council. PI Professor Louise Amoore.
During the event, I participated on Wednesday, November 22 (10:00 – 11:45) on the next panel session:
Algorithmic discriminations
From clustering technologies to racialised surveillance and profiling, new spatial divisions are emerging in the algorithmic society. How is AI discriminating among populations of people? What are the implications for categories of race, gender and sexuality?
- Thao Phan (Monash University)Scott Wark (University of Kent)
- Rocco Bellanova (Free University of Brussels)
- Carlos Castillo (ICREA-Pompeu Fabra University)
- Adrián Arnaiz (ELLIS Alicante Foundation)
- Piera Riccio (ELLIS Alicante Foundation)
- Moderator: Jordi Pérez Colomé (El País)
Adrián Arnaiz-Rodríguez
Artificial Intelligence PhD Student
ELLIS PhD Student in Algorithmic Fairness and Graph Neural Networks at ELLIS Alicante.