EPISODE 3 - The role of Artificial Intelligence in gender-based violence
In the third episode of the European Schoolnet podcast, in collaboration with the menABLE project, we explore the intersection of AI and gender-based violence. Featuring insights from Silvia Semenzin, a postdoctoral researcher and international activist, the discussion highlights the ethical concerns of AI, the importance of digital and sexual education, and the need for feminist perspectives in tech development. Discover how AI can both perpetuate and combat online harm, and why comprehensive education and advocacy are crucial.
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Silvia Semenzin
Postdoctoral researcher and international activist - University Complutense of Madrid
Silvia is a postdoctoral research fellow in Digital Sociology at Complutense University of Madrid. Her research focuses on technology-facilitated gender-based violence, online misogyny and digital rights, with a particular emphasis on encrypted and decentralised technologies and platform affordances. In 2021, she co-authored the book 'Donne Tutte Puttane: Revenge Porn e Maschilità Egemone' (Durango Edizioni) with Lucia Bainotti. Additionally, she is recognised as an international activist after promoting in 2018 the Italian law to criminalise the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images.
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