An IAMCR pre-conference
Description
Artificial intelligence is increasingly part and parcel of our lives, permeating all aspects of society and everyday life. From unlocking our phones, scrolling through social media, writing emails, using google search, navigating to our destination or curating a music playlist, our reliance on these technologies is ever-present whether recognised or not. These same acts, however, can embed inequalities and biases in artificial intelligence. These can range from training datasets that lack diversity to the algorithms at play, and inherent disability, racial, and gendered biases, as well as to questions of access and planetary cost of using artificial intelligence. Amidst this growing trend of artificial intelligence permeating our everyday lives, there is an urgent need to critically reflect how as a society we can begin to unravel its workings, and to effect new forms of inclusive and sustainable practice.
Location
Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University (WKWSCI NTU)
Date and time
Friday 11 July, 2025
09h00 – 16h00
Participation and registration
The call for papers and registration details will be posted on this page soon.
Participants will be able to register by email and via an Eventbrite form that will be made available here.
Convenors
- Jenny Kennedy, Associate Professor, RMIT University
- Justine Humphry, Deputy Head of School (Research), Senior Lecturer, U Sydney
- Kuansong Victor Zhuang, Assistant Professor, Nanyang Technological University
