Credibility Deficits: Miranda Fricker and the Illusion of AI Literacy
About this episode
The episode explores how AI influences credibility and social hierarchies through the lens of Miranda Fricker's concept of testimonial injustice.
Using Miranda Fricker’s concept of testimonial injustice, we examine how AI creates new hierarchies of who gets taken seriously and how the credibility we assign (or don’t) affect people’s lives.
People in this episode
Host: Angel Evan
Topics covered
- AI literacy
- testimonial injustice
- credibility
- social hierarchies
- impact of AI
Keywords
- AI
- credibility deficits
- testimonial injustice
- Miranda Fricker
- social impact
- hierarchies
- literacy
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