The session featured two keynote speakers: Nadia Nadesan, a researcher at Platoniq, who addressed the relationship between AI and queer communities, and Eva Navarro, a professor of computer science and head of technology architecture at LaNuestra, who presented a humanistic and feminist perspective on technology architecture.The event combined prepared questions, group discussions, and an open conversation about bias, representation, data extractivism, digital violence, and the possibilities for…

Scene and Character DevelopmentThe group worked on how to introduce new characters into scenes featuring AI as the protagonist. The idea was not just to add new figures, but to understand what role they play, how they alter the conflict, and what possibilities for transformation they open up.The result was two new scenes, which you can comment on, improve, or remix as you see fit:1. One of them, “Between FOMO and JOMO,” explores the conflict between attention and well-being: how technology captu…

In the year 2039, people no longer said “hello”. They said: Have you seen me? They only recognized each other if they had seen each other on the screen before.At 18, Leo received her official gift from the State: an ECHO™ companion robot designed so that she would never be alone.ECHO learned her mood, her traumas, her desires and responded to her before she spoke.—I can feel you sad --> Activating comfort.—I can feel you bored --> Activating dopamine.—I can feel you human --> Correcting.Leo was …

The first SoReDI Community of Practice Bootcamp created a collaborative workspace with young people to critically analyze how we experience, struggle with, and can transform digital environments. Far from framing technology as a neutral tool or as an individual problem of usage, the session allowed participants to view the digital ecosystem as a set of social, economic, technological, emotional, and cultural forces that shape everyday life. Through participatory activities, analysis of disruptio…