This discussion will focus on research gaps, and insights, of the impact of AI-generated intimate image abuse on Black women. In conversation with Dr Kũi Kihoro Mackay (BRK Ujima) and Gabriela de Oliveira (Glitch) we will explore opportunities for targeted research, what prevention and redress can look like, and the legislative changes we want to see. Join us if you are interested in the intersection of AI, gender-based violence and misogynoir.

You do not need any prior knowledge of AI to enjoy this event. We encourage anyone who is interested in intersectionality research and/or policy to attend.

This festival event is a collaboration between the King’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Glitch.

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Speakers

Dr Kũi Kihoro Mackay is the founder and Director of Research and Development for BRK Ujima. With over 20 years of experience, Kũi has worked across the private sector, NGOs and academia, always with a focus on advocating for the rights of minoritised communities. She holds a PhD in Human Geography from Royal Holloway, University of London, where her research explored transnational identity construction and performance on social media. She also holds a Master of Science in Practicing Sustainable Development and a Batchelor of Laws (LLB Honours) from Lancaster University.

Gabriela de Oliveira is the Head of Policy, Research and Campaigns at UK charity Glitch. Glitch works to imagine a world where the online information environment is safe, just and equitable. Its mission is to prevent, stop and resist internet technologies replicating or extending discrimination. Gabriela has 10 years experience in policy, research, advocacy and innovation in the non-profit sector. Her current work focuses on protecting fundamental rights in the digital age, with her research spanning social media regulation, election abuse, non-criminal redress for AI harms and misogynoir across both digital platforms and emerging technologies. She holds a Master of Science in Development Studies (SOAS, University of London) and a Joint Honours Degree in French and History (University of Leeds).

King's Festival of Artificial Intelligence

This event is part of the King’s Festival of Artificial Intelligence. Running from Tuesday 20 May to Saturday 24 May, the free, five-day festival brings together a diverse line-up of experts to consider critical questions about artificial intelligence in the context of healthcare, education, sustainability, policy, and creativity.

If you are interested in this event, you may also want to join us for:

• Driving Inclusion and Diversity in AI Innovation unconference

Festival events will take place across several King’s venues, so please check carefully where the event is taking place. Festival event times may be subject to change. Any changes will be communicated to attendees via Eventbrite emails.

Please note, King's events are free, which means we routinely overbook to allow for no-shows and avoid empty seats. Admission is on a first come, first served basis, so please arrive in good time to avoid disappointment. We will not be able to admit those without tickets or latecomers.