New poster about the Ageism Project
Check out this poster on Generative Ageism! It explores how AI-generated images reinforce age-related stereotypes, highlighting biases in gender, race,...
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Generative Ageism emdedment in TTI Models: Presentation at Milan international conference
Last Friday, February 20, Andrea Rosales and Juan Linares participated in the International Conference “Ageing in the Digital Era: An...
Who am I to AI? Exploring the impact of algorithms at the Falling Walls Summit
Andrea Rosales and David Carbonell participated as invited speakers on Friday, November 7, at the Falling Walls Summit in Berlin,...
Unveiling Ageism in Generative AI: AoIR2024’s Ageing & Technology Session
On Thursday, October 31, 2024, during the AoIR2024 conference in Sheffield, UK, the Ageing & Technology session took place, focusing...
New paper – Exploring data ageism: What good data can(’t) tell us about the digital practices of older people?
In her recent paper “Exploring data ageism: What good data can(‘t) tell us about older people’s digital behaviors,” professor Mireia...
New publication: Older People as Early Adopters and Their Unexpected and Innovative Use of New Technologies: Deviating from Technology Companies’ Scripts
CNSC researcher Mireia Fernandéz-Ardèvol authors a new conference paper in International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction journal titled “Older People as Early...
Media appearance: “What leaves you behind is the lack of digital skills, not being old”
CNSC group leader Dr Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol has been interviewed for Berria to discuss the age-related digital divide. According to Fernández-Ardèvol,...
Colloquium: Older adults, ICTs and pandemic
On Tuesday, November the 17th, CNSC member Daniel Blanche-T. participated in an online colloquium organized by the ObservaTIC interdisciplinary group...
Online dialogues: Digital divides during the COVID-19 pandemic
“What the COVID-19 pandemic has done is making the problems triggered by digitalization processes for older adults more visible. They...