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Research as intervention: navigating ethical inclusion, solidarity, and activism in data justice research

University of NSW, Kensington campus
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Join this public event to hear from Joanna Redden, Data Justice Lab/University of Western Ontario; Jackie Leach Scully, Disability Innovation Institute, ADM+S/ UNSW; Tamara Kneese, Data and Society; Zahra Stardust, ADM+S/Queensland University of Technology; Anjalee de Silva, ADM+S/University of Melbourne as they discuss Research as intervention: navigating ethical inclusion, solidarity, and activism in data justice research.

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wikihistories 2024: Wikipedia and/as Data

Queensland University of Technology - Kelvin Grove campus Kelvin Grove, QLD
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This symposium will gather together social scientists, humanists, critical technologists, and others to investigate Wikipedia’s connection to data and the importance of this relationship for the global information ecosystem and the production of knowledge.

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Report Launch: Generative AI & Journalism

KG-Q430 Seminar Room, Q Block, QUT Kelvin Grove
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Join us for the official launch of Generative AI and Journalism: Content, Journalistic Perceptions, and Audience Experiences, where experts share key insights into how AI is reshaping storytelling, content creation, and the future of news.


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Re/Framing Field Lab

The University of Queensland Sir Fred Schonell Drive, Saint Lucia, Queensland
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This satellite event invites scholars, creatives, and collaborators to join a focused co-lab on generative AI, critical media practice, and creative research.


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How Can Democracy Survive AI? Presented by Burning Platforms. The Atrium, P Block Level 6, QUT Garden's Point, 14 October

How Can Democracy Survive AI?

The Atrium, P Block Level 6, QUT Gardens Point Gardens Point Road 60A, Brisbane City, QLD
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Over the past decade, Asia has emerged as a pivotal hub in the global landscape of digital platform development and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation. This conference positions Asia not simply as a regional context for empirical inquiry, but as a generative vantage point for theorising the interwoven dynamics of platforms, AI, and socio-political transformations.


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