BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//eluceo/ical//2.0/EN VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:80c24ad76d453a7f527e373642104a7a DTSTAMP:20260513T031706Z SUMMARY:Girls Sc(AI)ence 7: Conversations on how AI is eroding human rights (and what can we do about it) DESCRIPTION:Contact: valentina.fantasia@lucs.lu.se\n\nAn online lecture in the serie Girls Just Want To Have Sc(AI)ence.Topic: Conversations on how A I is eroding human rights (and what can we do about it)Invited speaker: Su e Anne Teo\, \;Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanita rian Law and Faculty of Law\, Lund UniversityWhen: March 24th\, 10.00 &nbs p\;to 11:15Where: hybrid - link by registrationOn site: \; at LUX B:33 9\, Department of Philosophy\, Lux\, Helgonavägen 3 LundOnline on zoomAbs tractAs AI increasingly plays a larger role in daily lives and in society\ , it is inevitable that human rights issues will arise in relation to its use. Concerns around its impacts on human rights\, such as non-discriminat ion\, right to private life\, freedom of assembly\, freedom of expression and other rights have been highlighted by scholars and policymakers. Howev er\, focusing on the impacts of AI on discrete rights is a necessary but i nsufficient way to account for how AI challenges human rights.AI can intro duce novel forms of harms and the grasp of existing human rights over such harms remain slippery as \;new technologically mediated realities cal l into question how \;human rights are being impacted\, what counts as human rights violations and who \;are violating human rights\, posing second-order challenges towards the fitness of the human rights framework . \;I will examine how these concerns pose foundational challenges for human rights\, undermining the conceptual\, contextual and normative foun dations of the human rights law framework. This problem-finding approach c an help to \;lay the key steps to take for a human rights framework th at is fit(ter) for the age of AI.RegistrationTo participate is free of cha rge. \;Registration for online lecture or for both lecture and worksho p on-site in Lund at ai.lu.se.Deadline for signing up to attend \;on-s ite \;is March 18thAbout the workshop seriesWhile feminist approaches to technoscience are getting increasing attention\, fields such as Artific ial Intelligence\, Human-Robot Interaction and Human-Computer Interaction are still male-dominated. Similarly\, new technologies\, from assistive ro bots to chatbots\, are often imbued with the same intrinsic gender and eth nic stereotypes and biases present in our Western society. An increasing n umber of scholars have thus called for a feminist reboot\, praising more e thical\, sustainable and inclusive research practices and epistemologies i n the hope of better technology. Our workshop series "Girls just want to h ave Sc(AI)ence" aims to foster knowledge and discussions on critical and f eminist approaches to technology by engaging scholars working with AI from a variety of disciplines -from data science to art\, political studies an d philosophy\, and invite them to reflect and imagine together how to use tools and theories from critical and feminist studies to implement more th cial\, sustainable and inclusive technology-related practices and research .More info can be found here: https://www.ai.lu.se/GIRLSCAIENCE \;This event is sponsored by WASP HS and Lund university profile area Natural an d Artificial Cognition\n\nMore information about the event: https://www.ai .lu.se/evenemang/girls-scaience-7-conversations-how-ai-eroding-human-right s-and-what-can-we-do-about-it DTSTART;TZID=GMT:20260324T090000 DTEND;TZID=GMT:20260324T101500 LOCATION:Online - link by registration END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR