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Idec and Coding Rights call on Brazilian authorities to investigate Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses

Organizations point to covert recordings, cases of gender-based violence and unlawful processing of personal data, and request a coordinated investigation into the sale of the... #consent #privacy #surveillance Coding Rights

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“La imaginación en disputa”: first chapter of “Compost Engineers y sus saberes lentos” out in Spanish

The first chapter of "Compost Engineers y sus saberes lentos", a research project by Joana Varon and Lucía Egaña Rojas, has been published in Spanish... #artificial intelligence #feminisms #speculative futures Joana

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Democracy under pressure: reflections on the far right through the lenses of past, present and future

Authors: Odilon Caldeira Neto, Andrea Dip, Joana Varon, Fabiano Garrido, Tatiana Dourado, Agnes Franco, Ana Julia Bernardi, Caroline Pecoraro, Letícia CaponeEditors: Marilene de Paula and... Coding Rights

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New article “Compost Engineers and Sus Saberes Lentos: A Manifest for Regenerative Technologies” published in Branch Magazine.

Branch Magazine, an online publication written by and for people who dream of a sustainable and just internet for all, recently launched Issue 9 with... #artificial intelligence #feminisms #speculative futures Coding Rights

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By Joana Varon, Sasha Costanza-Chock, Mariana Tamari, Berhan Taye, and Vanessa Koetz ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI) has become a buzzword, with tech companies, research institutions, and... #artificial intelligence #Big Tech monopolies #social environmental justice #speculative futures Coding Rights

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Imagine: a podcast to weave collective paths of hope for better futures

The first episode features Annette Zimmermann and Timnit Gebru in a conversation about Silicon Valley’s Ideologies Imagine is a podcast by Coding Rights that hosts... #artificial intelligence #gender violence #LGBTQIA #Monopólio das Big Tech #political violence #speculative futures Coding Rights

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“La imaginación en disputa”: first chapter of “Compost Engineers y sus saberes lentos” out in Spanish

Democracy under pressure: reflections on the far right through the lenses of past, present and future

New article “Compost Engineers and Sus Saberes Lentos: A Manifest for Regenerative Technologies” published in Branch Magazine.

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T20 POLICY BRIEFING: Fostering a Federated AI Commons ecosystem

Imagine: a podcast to weave collective paths of hope for better futures