CDH online lecture: Ana Valdivia on Following the thing AI | From ecological ruinations to ecofeminist imaginations

Automated systems do not just impact an individual or population groups directly. In this talk, Ana Valdivia, departmental research lecturer in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Government, and Policy at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII), calls for a rethinking of how we define algorithmic harms and the impact of AI.
 

This lecture is part of the three-part series Digital Humanities in Times of Geopolitical Turmoil.
From microchips to chatbots, artificial intelligence (AI) lies at the heart of today’s geopolitical tensions. Behind every AI system is a complex web of global dependencies. As trade wars unfold and nations race toward technological sovereignty, AI becomes increasingly entangled with geopolitical forces. This lecture series explores how digital humanities can help us navigate this rapidly changing landscape. Click here to read more about the lecture.

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