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Narrative of Human–Machine Coexistence

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Bikolabs presents a model for human–machine coexistence that avoids media-driven apocalyptic or techno-solutionist narratives. The talk analyzes the current asymmetric relationship between humans and machines and proposes ways to rebalance it while examining how that relationship shapes human desires, prejudices, and expectations.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:08AI definition
  3. 3:59Dystopia vs utopia
  4. 7:11Facial recognition and privacy
  5. 11:44Technological solutionism
  6. 14:37Algorithmic paternalism
  7. 17:56Technology: enables or limits?
  8. 19:22Bias in judicial algorithms
  9. 21:04Distrust in algorithmic neutrality
  10. 24:35Data and AI bias
  11. 26:43Explainable AI
  12. 27:25AI system audits
  13. 28:27Diverse AI teams
  14. 29:50Regulating coexistence with machines
  15. 31:15Sebastián: voice assistant
  16. 35:23Water Colour Melody Machine
  17. 37:54Empathy toward machines study
  18. 40:02Conclusion
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