Investigación-acción participativa en estudios de datos críticos: análisis de la IA desde un enfoque Sur-Norte

Autores/as

  • Andrea Medrado University of Exeter, Reino Unido
  • Pieter Verdegem University of Westminster

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22409/rmc.v18i2.63054

Palabras clave:

IA, Estudios de Datos Críticos, Justicia de datos, Sur norte, Autonomía

Resumen

Inspirándonos en la investigación acción participativa (PAP) y el trabajo de pensadores latinoamericanos como Freire y Fals Borda, proponemos un flujo Sur-Norte con el objetivo de desafiar la forma en que se da por sentada la centralidad del Norte en relación con las epistemologías. experiencias y comprensiones de la IA. Basándonos en talleres realizados con un grupo diverso de estudiantes, profesionales de la tecnología y activistas, sostenemos que el PAP no sólo puede empoderar a las comunidades marginadas del Sur Global, es importante que aprendamos más sobre su relevancia y usos en contextos del Norte Global. Nuestro análisis profundiza en tres conceptos específicos en torno a la IA y la (in)justicia de los datos: autonomía, empatía y diálogo, lo que provocó, entre otras reflexiones, recordar que la naturaleza humana es sensible (Borda, 2003).

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Biografía del autor/a

Andrea Medrado, University of Exeter, Reino Unido

Doctorado en Comunicación Social, Profesor Departamento de Comunicación, Drama y Cine, Universidad de Exeter, Reino Unido. Es covicepresidente de la Asociación Internacional para la Investigación de los Medios y la Comunicación, IAMCR.

Pieter Verdegem, University of Westminster

Profesor en la Universidad de Westminster: Londres, GB.

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2024-05-29

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Medrado, A., & Verdegem, P. (2024). Investigación-acción participativa en estudios de datos críticos: análisis de la IA desde un enfoque Sur-Norte. Mídia E Cotidiano, 18(2), 109-139. https://doi.org/10.22409/rmc.v18i2.63054