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This section is an active and comprehensive repository of research reports, policy papers, presentations, statements and positions, toolkits, guides, multimedia products, and other relevant publications produced by Coding Rights.

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Within Bounds: Limiting AI’s environmental impact

Coding Rights, together with more than 130 organisations worldwide, signed a statement outlining demands to mitigate the environmental impact of AI development. If you share...

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Distributed Artificial Intelligence? An Interview with Timnit Gebru in Brazil

On June 6th, researcher Timnit Gebru, a global reference for challenging Google's unethical practices in AI system development and founder of DAIR - Distributed AI... #artificial intelligence #gender violence #misinformation #Monopólio das Big Tech #privacy #speculative futures

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Coding launches book at the 4th project cycle of the Latin American chapter of the Feminist AI Research Network f<A+i>r

In "The compost engineers and sus saberes lentos: a manifest for regenerative technologies", Joana Varon and Lucia Egaña propose regenerative systems of compost engineers, a... #artificial intelligence #speculative futures

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Workshop: Technopolitics, Human Rights, and Public Policies for the Cities of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro

On September 3rd, Coding Rights held the Map of Internet Territories workshop with parliamentary candidates from various cities in the State of Rio de Janeiro.... #artificial intelligence #elections #feminisms #hate speech #internet access #justiça sócio-ambiental #misinformation #Monopólio das Big Tech #political violence

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The compost engineers and sus los saberes lentos: a manifest for regenerative technologies

Can we switch tech imaginaries towards regenerative systems instead of extractivist tech for war, anxiety and domination? Digging from colonial sci-fi narratives to the history... #artificial intelligence #speculative futures

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“AI for the common good: strengthening alternative systems”, recommendations from the meeting with Timnit Gebru

On June 6, 2024, in partnership with the Distributed AI Research Network - DAIR, MediaLab.UFRJ, Lavits and Instituto da Hora, Coding Rights were honored to... #algorithm #algorithmic racism #artificial intelligence #Big Tech monopolies #competition law #consumer rights #data protection #Digital Colonialism #elections #events #facial recognition #feminisms #justiça sócio-ambiental #Latin America #misinformation #Monopólio das Big Tech #privacy #racism #speculative futures

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9 years hacking patriarchy

Birthdays mark new cycles. They are moments to think about what has passed, and to wonder what we want for the future. In 2024, Coding... #artificial intelligence #blogpost #feminisms #speculative futures

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BETWEEN THE PAST, THE NOW AND THE FUTURE – AN INTERVIEW WITH JOANA VARON

An interview by Julia Kloiber originally published at the Superrr Network site. SUPERRR: For people who've never heard about the Oracle for Transfeminist Technologies, what is... #speculative futures

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Within Bounds: Limiting AI’s environmental impact

Distributed Artificial Intelligence? An Interview with Timnit Gebru in Brazil

Coding launches book at the 4th project cycle of the Latin American chapter of the Feminist AI Research Network f<A+i>r

Workshop: Technopolitics, Human Rights, and Public Policies for the Cities of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro

The compost engineers and sus los saberes lentos: a manifest for regenerative technologies

“AI for the common good: strengthening alternative systems”, recommendations from the meeting with Timnit Gebru

9 years hacking patriarchy

BETWEEN THE PAST, THE NOW AND THE FUTURE – AN INTERVIEW WITH JOANA VARON