MozFest House Amsterdam

Trustworthy AI and digital media: How does GenZ make sense of it all?
2024-06-12 , Room D - Water Studio

This session is aimed at engaging with GenZ (and a broader audience) to invoke, understand and document their aspirations, ideas, vision, and apprehensions of a digital media ecosystem that is built on ethical and trustworthy AI. The session will include also sharing AI user stories that we have been documenting at RNW Media from digital media-makers around the world, providing a glimpse on the concerns around ethical AI, but also opportunities that AI offers to re-imagine and re-make digital media ecosystem at large.

Galia Guajardo is a Digital Media Expert and Communications Consultant focusing on human rights and sustainable development. She has worked on developing regional, national, and global campaigns, managing outreach efforts, and creating communications strategies to raise awareness of pressing global issues and to advocate for human rights. During her career, Galia has worked for the Mexican Parliament, Greenpeace and international organizations such as the United Nations Copenhagen, UN Women Ecuador, and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, including the Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression. Today, she works as a Digital Media Expert for RNW Media, providing coaching and training sessions to strengthen the digital media capacities of change-makers worldwide to empower young people to drive social change.

Facilitator, learning designer, artist, and researcher with a background in Latin American History, Culture, and Performance Studies. Radical Tenderness has been the drive of my research and practice, it is rooted in affect theory, cuir (queer), and decolonial dreamings and seeks to think/feel all our political and affective systems to imagine better ways of living. This tenderness started from movement practice and moved through performance research, cultural production, creative pedagogy, inclusive curriculum development, community organization, and knowledge management.

My work at RNW Media is entangled with learning co-creative processes related to media literacy, digital advocacy, Ai for Good, MEAL practices and content creation. At RNW Media our approach to learning is simple: learning is a collective process and a communal disposition. Our sessions offer space to listen to diverse voices, support each other in asking better questions, and offer practical insights to take and share.