June 26, 2025 - 01:33

In May, students and faculty gathered for the DataX Impact Forum to engage in an important dialogue about the intersection of technology, human rights, and democracy. The event, titled “Beyond Broligarchy: The Fight for a Better Future,” showcased a thought-provoking discussion featuring Cory Doctorow, a renowned journalist and science fiction author, alongside Ramesh Srinivasan, a distinguished professor at the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies.
During the hour-long conversation, Doctorow and Srinivasan delved into the complexities of how technological advancements can both empower and undermine democratic values and human rights. They examined the dual-edged nature of technology, highlighting its potential to facilitate social movements while also posing risks to privacy and freedom of expression. The forum provided a platform for attendees to reflect on the ethical implications of emerging technologies and their role in shaping a more equitable future. The insights shared during this event are crucial as society navigates the challenges and possibilities presented by rapid technological change.
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