Human at the Center? Rethinking Authenticity, Power, and AI
- Room 500
Join us for AI month!
About the Event:
As artificial intelligence systems increasingly shape how we communicate, create, and connect, Annenberg panelists ask what it means to be “real” in an era of generative media. Rather than treating AI as neutral, the panel centers the human. Together, the speakers explore whether and how AI reveals the social hierarchies that have always structured whose voices are heard and believed.
By centering marginalized communities, the panel foregrounds questions of power, labor, governance, and inequality.
Register for the event before Friday, April 17th
About the Panel:
• Jessa Lingel — Associate Professor of Communication and Director, Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Program (GSWS)
• Julia Ticona — Assistant Professor of Communication and Assistant Professor of Sociology, by Courtesy
• Desmond Patton — Penn Integrates Knowledge (PIK) University Professor and Waldo E. Johnson, Jr. Professor of Communication, Founding Director, SAFELab, Founding Faculty Director, Penn Center for Inclusive Innovation & Technology
• Arelí Rocha — Doctoral Student
-Lunch will be provided to attendees-
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