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An era.forum-curated thematic profile examining how AI and digital technologies reshape public trust, collective information environments, social norms, digital participation, and everyday experiences. Sessions explore societal consequences of AI-generated content and technological change, with attention to shared public life rather than technical AI training or workplace productivity.
Sessions
Who Gets to Participate in an AI-Shaped Society?
As digital and AI-mediated systems become part of public services, communication, education, and everyday routines, participation may become easier for some people and harder for others. Explore how access, confidence, design, and social expectations shape inclusion in digital society.
When Content Is Abundant, What Gets Heard?
Generative AI enables many more people and organizations to produce text, images, audio, and video at scale. Explore how content abundance changes public attention, creative participation, visibility, representation, and whose voices are heard in digital spaces.
What Happens to Public Trust When Information Becomes Synthetic?
Synthetic media changes more than whether individual claims appear credible. Explore how widespread uncertainty about what is real can affect public institutions, shared knowledge, civic discussion, and people's willingness to participate in digital public life.