Algorithms, artificial intelligence and global technology empires

As noted in the development goals of the United Nations, the rapid expansion of digital technologies demands increasingly more complex skills to enable equality among nations and within nations, in both developed and developing nations—equality of employment, participation in civil society and democratic processes. This public lecture by Dr. Maureen Henninger aims to examine the proposition that the complexity of this digital environment requires our ability to critically evaluate the interactions and relationships between algorithms and global technologies, and the implications for citizens and societies.

This is a recording of a live event. The audio contains sudden pops caused by the handheld microphone, it is advised that you listen on speakers instead of headphones.