Digital Aliens
- Excluded in
a Connected World
Digitalisation is seen as the driving force behind progress, yet as our world becomes increasingly interconnected and our daily lives increasingly automated, a new form of inequality is emerging
Digital systems are reshaping our society, but more and more people are at risk of being left behind and becoming invisible. Millions of people struggle with digital interfaces, while automated processes shape public administrations, labour markets and social welfare systems. At the same time, these systems often lack transparency, without the possibility of appeal, and without human interaction. Algorithms evaluate, filter and decide. They reproduce existing forms of discrimination, exacerbate them, or create new ones. Who bears it and who can intervene?
– The Secrets of
Villa Oplontis
Cities
of Dolphins
5 Body Mysteries
The Wastewater Revolution
of Christmas
Big Legacy
Dawn
See You Now
Salamander from the Underworld
of Indonesia
the Sea
Journey to Freedom
– The Golden
Age of Aviation
the South Pole
World of Spices
Neighbour’s Table
