Join us for a public talk with Ausma Bernot on China's queer social sorting methods that include both automated decision-making and the use of human labour in enforcing queer “othering”.
The symposium seeks to move beyond research and discussion about the neat categorisations found within sex (and gender) research by exploring how digital sexual cultures can be sites of hope, complexity, and contestation.
Through installation artworks and multisensory displays, this exhibition seeks to attune visitors to their role in more-than-human ecologies and how their health and wellbeing and that of the planet is entangled.
Join Dr Allan McCay, Deputy Director of The Sydney Institute of Criminology and an Academic Fellow at the University of Sydney’s Law School, in conversation about his work on AI, neurotechnology and the future of law with ADM+S Research Fellow Dr Ash Watson.
This month Hacks/Hackers Brisbane is partnering with ADM+S to explore the challenges of understanding and responding to everyday misogyny in online discussions about gender-based violence. How might we begin to better address the subtler, ‘civil’ discourses that normalise violence against women, alongside the more extreme manifestations of online misogyny?
This interactive workshop aims to identify the necessary building blocks of a more positive internet including platform policy, conditions for meaningful community formation and personal well-being.
A two-day PhD-led workshop for an emerging cohort of interdisciplinary researchers in Australia and the Pacific conducting critical studies of technologies. Come share knowledge, build a network and map our work.
Join us for a discussion on the role of civil society, the media, the law and the public service in delivering responsible, ethical, and inclusive government automated decision-making.
Join this event to share and discuss work in progress or new ideas and develop relationships across and beyond ADM+S and Wikimedia research interests.
This interactive roundtable discussion will map what we know about the use and effects of ADM in migration programs and services around the world and in Australia.
The 2023 ADM+S Symposium brings together researchers, industry, advocacy groups and policymakers to showcase the findings of our work together to date, and to address the most pressing emerging challenges associated with automated systems in the digital media, information, and entertainment environment.
Join us for a thought-provoking and illuminating discussion with researchers and industry experts on the future of the internet.