Are these algorithmic beauty standards merely reproducing age-old sexist and racist stereotypes, or might they also disrupt them? How do concepts from feminist theory – like the male gaze, intersectionality, or data feminism – help us critically understand this new digital beauty culture?

It has become clear that there is a lack of algorithmic transparency; users cannot understand why and how AI tools generate answers or what sources they rely on. Sometimes, even developers cannot justify why some individuals are denied jobs, for example. The pressure is increasing to design and regulate AI to be accountable, fair, and transparent (Rodrigues, 2020).

We have lost truth because we have lost our ability to reason. We accelerate when we need to slow down, dominate when we need to cooperate.

How much do we know about AI?

On ethical issues, we have to take action and raise our voices against governments or companies that have maleficence towards society.

I was born in 1999. As a child, my primary source of information was the library since the internet was not yet widely used. Before I graduated with my Bachelor's degree, I was utilizing AI tools. From libraries to AI. Such an interesting journey, isn’t it? It is quite interesting to observe the interaction between humankind and the AI. Many feels overwhelmingly strong while commanding to AI; many get overwhelmingly scared its power on us and the possible future outcomes. Su