LABORATORY

Nai Lee Kalema

Decolonial and Restorative Policy in the rise of digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI)

LABORATORY

"Decolonial and Restorative Policy in the rise of digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI)" lecture is shared by the Bartlett Faculty Equality Diversity and Inclusion Team.

Poster of Inclusive Spaces Lecture on Decolonial and Restorative Policy in the rise of digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

KEY WORDS

Built EnvironmentDecolonisationRacesocial justice

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In this online Inclusive Spaces event Nai Lee Kalema and Felicity Atekpe explore the importance of decolonial, intersectional, and other social justice frameworks in the rise of digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI). The lecture covers case studies that uncover the potential impact of digital technologies to exacerbate – or alleviate – racial inequity and global inequality, and enable decolonial futures, as well as “Restorative Futures” which champion change by addressing emerging trends and challenges, technological advancements, and evolving socio-political landscapes within and across built environment policy.  

 

 

WHO

About the Speakers:

Nai Lee Kalema is a PhD student at the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose. Her research explores global governance’s influence on public-sector digital transformation processes, orienting of emergent digital states, and its institutional and societal implications.

Felicity Atekpe is Associate Professor in Professional Practice at The Bartlett School of Architecture.

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