Call for Contribution for a Collective Book “Social Justice and AI”
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This collective book is part of the work of the Abeona-ENS-OBVIA Chair and will aim to propose a renewed and multidisciplinary reflection on the issues of artificial intelligence uses from a social justice perspective.
The book will assemble around 20 texts from researchers from all disciplines. As an indication, these texts could address the following themes:
- Digital colonization and decolonization
- AI and data activism
- AI and marginalized groups
- Representation in data sets and algorithmic processing
- Racial Bias and Discrimination in AI
- Power relations and AI
- Datafication of under-represented groups
- Indigenous Peoples and IA
- Digital agency of civil society
- Consultation and participation of the civil society and AI
- AI and Design Justice
- Human Rights and AI
- AI and civil, political and social rights
- Regulatory Frameworks and Alternatives to the AI Ethics Paradigm
- Groups and populations affected by AI uses
- Capacitation and empowerment by AI
- AI, digital sovereignty
- Common, Open Science and AI
CALENDAR
- 11/09/2020: Call for papers for Book manuscripts
- 02/08/2021: Submission Deadline of expression of interest proposals due
- 03/01/2021: authors notified of their proposal
- 09/30/2021: Full manuscripts /chapter due
- 11/25/2021: Review proposals and authors notified
- 01/06/2022: Revised chapter by the authors
- Spring 2022: Publication and official launch of the book
SUBMISSION OF CHAPTER PROPOSAL
Authors are invited to submit a proposal containing the following information:
- Author’s name and affiliation;
- Author’s contact information;
- 3 to 5 keywords;
- Chapter proposal (between 1500 and 2000 words), including problem statement, presentation of the subject, summary outline, five bibliographical references (12 pt. font, normal spacing, double-spaced);Contributions submitted by students or early-stage researchers are welcome.
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
Editor:
Karine Gentelet, Professor, holder of the Abeona-ENS-OBVIA Chair in Artificial Intelligence and Social Justice
Scientific Committee
Lyse Langlois, Gabriel Peyré, Tanya Perelmuter and Karoline Truchon
CONTACT : Sarit Mizrahi
