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Techno-racism: round table of the MRAP Paris Federation

Photo : Laetitia Piacitelli, pour la Fédération de Paris du MRAP

Oct 3Free

Techno-racism: round table of the MRAP Paris Federation

Your smartphone might be smarter than you think, but it can also inherit deep-seated societal biases. Join this eye-opening discussion to understand how AI and digital systems can perpetuate discrimination and what we can do about it.

Paris 10th

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How can digital technologies reproduce, reinforce, or renew certain forms of racism and discrimination?
Through the cross-perspectives of researchers, political leaders, and association members, we will explore:
- Inequalities and North-South power dynamics linked to the development of digital technologies;
- The use of technologies as tools for surveillance and control;
- Algorithmic biases, automated discrimination, and racialized representations produced by certain digital and artificial intelligence systems.

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