How Aurix is Connecting the World Through AI

One year ago, Aurix began as a simple idea: to distill complex concepts into accessible one-page briefs. Today, we've evolved into a vibrant platform publishing weekly articles that explore the multifaceted world of artificial intelligence. Over the past five months, our Aurora Insights series has amplified voices from Brazil to the UK, India to the US, and beyond. As we celebrate this milestone, we reflect on the journey, the stories we've shared, and the global community that has grown with us.

/From Briefs to In-Depth Insights

Our initial one-page briefs laid the foundation for what Aurix would becomeβ€”a hub for thoughtful, concise, and impactful discussions on AI. Recognizing the appetite for deeper exploration, we launched Aurora Insights, a weekly publication that delves into the nuances of AI's impact across various sectors and societies.

/A Global Constellation

Over the past year, we've published weekly articles that reflect the diverse ways AI intersects with culture, economy, and daily life across the globe.

🌎 Lianne Potter: Never Neutral: How Anthropology Can Shape the Future of AI

Lianne delves into the critical role anthropology plays in AI development, emphasizing that technology is never neutral but is shaped by the cultures and values of its creators. Drawing on the work of Dr. Diana E. Forsythe, she highlights how overlooking cultural and social contexts can lead to biased and ineffective AI systems.​

β€œBy integrating anthropological insights, we can ensure the AI of today and tomorrow is not only innovative but also inclusive and ethical.”​

Read the full article here πŸ‘‰ Never Neutral: How Anthropology Can Shape the Future of AI

🌎 Sobanan Narenthiran: The Silicocene: Entering a New Era of Technology, Ethics, and Collective Responsibility

Sobanan introduces the concept of the "Silicocene," a new epoch characterized by the pervasive influence of silicon-based technologies like AI. He discusses the ethical dilemmas and societal shifts brought about by this transformation, urging for collective responsibility and inclusive participation in shaping this new era.​

β€œThe Silicocene is poised to be shaped by humanity's relationship with digital and artificial intelligence systems.”​

Read the full article here πŸ‘‰The Silicocene: Entering a New Era of Technology, Ethics, and Collective Responsibility

🌎 Jabari Grubb: AI, News, and You

Jabari examines the challenges and implications of AI's integration into the news industry. He highlights concerns over AI-generated content, misinformation, and the erosion of trust in journalism, emphasizing the need for transparency and human oversight in AI-assisted news production.​

β€œThe biggest question isn't whether AI can write the news, but whether it should.”​

Read the full article here πŸ‘‰ AI, News, and You

/Community-Driven Content

Our growth is a testament to the engaged and passionate community that surrounds Aurix. Contributors from various backgrounds have enriched our platform with their unique perspectives, fostering a space where dialogue and discovery thrive. The collaborative spirit of our community ensures that Aurix remains a dynamic and inclusive forum for AI discourse.

Looking Ahead

As we look to the future, Aurix remains committed to exploring the evolving landscape of AI. We aim to continue amplifying diverse voices, fostering critical discussions, and making complex topics accessible to all. Our journey is just beginning, and we invite you to be a part of it.

Join the Conversation

We encourage you to explore our collection of articles on Aurora Insights and consider contributing your own perspectives. Together, we can continue to build a platform that reflects the multifaceted world of AI and its impact on our global community.

Thank you for being a part of our journey. Here's to another year of insights, growth, and shared discovery!

A bit more on our name, for the curious.

Jasmine Hasmatali

Jasmine Hasmatali is a previous founder and recent Master's graduate. She holds an LLM in Human Rights from the University of Edinburgh and is passionate about using her socio-legal background to advocate for inclusive AI futures which benefit everyone. Her research is oriented towards bridging the gap between rights, technology and society. 

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