In dialogue with Associate Professor Virginia Eubanks, this interactive symposium between leading Australian researchers, social service organisations, and service user advocacy and representative groups will explore the challenges and opportunities of digital technology for vulnerable and marginalised peoples.
The international conference on automated decision-making (ADM) and Chinese societies will bring together global researchers and students doing cutting-edge research on digital China, particularly in the field of ADM in the Chinese contexts.
Within the context of ADM, what are the limits and possibilities for taking up a theory of trust as sensory, affective, embodied, and immanent within social relations? How do notions of transparency, prediction, and efficacy address mistrust? How does consent conjoin with trust and mistrust in the arrival of ADM in intimate relations?
Hear Lucas LaRochelle discuss their creative digital work QT.bot, an artificial intelligence generating speculative queer and trans futures.