The DJAI is an innovative collaboration bringing together faculty from four leading centres together with the Design Justice Network to explore the rapid diffusion of generative AI technologies and their impact on human languages, communication, arts and cultures.

The DJAI is led by Principal Investigators Lauren M. E. Goodlad (Rutgers University), Matthew Stone (Rutgers University), Katherine Bode (Australian National University), Vukosi Marivate (University of Pretoria), and Eleni Coundouriotis (University of Connecticut). Their shared focus is the development of interdisciplinary and community-centred approaches to AI inspired by the principles of the Design Justice Network.

What to expect:

• Emerging Scholar Panels and Keynote Plenaries: Access insightful discussions and presentations from leading researchers and practitioners.
• Community-Centred Research: Learn about innovative methods and practices that centre marginalised voices in AI design and application.

The goal is not only to critique fast-developing technologies but also to envision machine learning systems that are safe, accountable and inclusive.

Dates and schedule:

Virtual participation from 1 July to 12 July 2024.

The preliminary schedule is available: https://bit.ly/DJAIOnlineSchedule

How to register

Sign up for virtual participation by filling out this registration form. Participation is free and includes access to all emerging scholar panels and keynote plenaries.

For more information about DJAI, click here.

Contact email: [email protected]