From AI colonialism to co-creation: bridging the global AI divide - Media@LSE LSE’s Dr Ruhi Khan calls for a global shift from AI colonialism towards global co-creation: an ethical, inclusive, and locally driven AI.

‘From #AIcolonialism to co-creation’ argues for shift from domination to dialogue, where #AI is not just trained on data from the margins, but shaped by imaginaries rooted in #techjustice.

#decolonisingAI isn’t a design fix — it’s a radical reimagining of power.

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#DecolonisingAI

“a process of breaking down the systems of #oppression that arose with #colonialism and have led to present injustices that AI threatens to perpetuate or exacerbate”

#Decolonising #CritDigPed #EdTech #PredatoryDesign #EdChat

Decolonial Computing

“interrogating who is doing computing, where they are doing it, and, thereby, what computing means both epistemologically (that is, in relation to knowing) and ontologically (that is, in relation to being).”

#DecolonisingAI #CritDigPed #PublicInterestTech

Algorithmic Coloniality

“#algorithms are used to perpetuate #coloniality … … in algorithmic decision-making systems as they generate new #labor markets, impact geopolitical #power dynamics & influence #ethics discourse”

#DecolonisingAI #CritDigPed #PredatoryDesign