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11 - Artificial Ignorance

30 Minuten
In this episode, we speak with Eugênio Bucci, journalist, author and Full Professor at the University of São Paulo. Based on his article Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Disinformation, and Democratic Culture, we explore why disinformation should not be understood only as false content, but as a broader communicational environment that can produce what Bucci calls “artificial ignorance.” We also discuss how digital platforms turn attention and the human gaze into economic value, how this affects democratic culture and human subjectivity, and why children deserve particular attention in debates about data extraction and attention capture. Finally, we look at the role of democratic politics and regulation in responding to the growing power of major technology corporations.

Guest: Eugênio Bucci, journalist, author, Full Professor at the School of Communications and Arts at the University of São Paulo (USP), and member of the São Paulo Academy of Letters, Brazil

Host: Kristina Bodrožić-Brnić, Institute Manager at the Institute for Digital Transformation and Innovation (BSP Business and Law School), Germany

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Episode11_PowerSparx_TranslationandTranscription.mp3.doc

Link to the author's article:

Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Disinformation, and Democratic Culture

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-20638-1_2

10 - AI Literacy Through a Feminist Lens: Power, Participation and Shared Responsibility

18 Minuten
In this episode, we speak with Dr. Marco Wedel, political scientist and researcher at Technische Universität Berlin. Based on the article he co-authored with Dr. Eva Gengler, we explore why AI literacy should not be reduced to corporate compliance training and why responsibility must be shared across business, education, politics and society. We also discuss what a feminist perspective adds to AI literacy, how it can help reveal power imbalances and bias, and why informed participation is essential for developing trustworthy and inclusive AI.

Guest: Dr. Marco Wedel, political scientist and researcher in AI literacy, technology, education and participation at Technische Universität Berlin, Germany (also representing his co-author Dr. Eva Gengler, information systems scholar and researcher in feminist AI at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany)

Host: Kristina Bodrožić-Brnić, Institute Manager at the Institute for Digital Transformation and Innovation (BSP Business and Law School), Germany

Link to their article: AI Literacy as a Shared Responsibility: Balancing Corporate Roles, Societal Goals, and Inclusive Education

09 - Human in the Loop: Who Decides What Is True?

18 Minuten
In this episode, we speak with Dr. Jan Doria, researcher in AI ethics and disinformation and trainee at the European Parliament in Brussels. Together, we explore why Artificial Intelligence should not become the ultimate authority on truth, why disinformation is far more complex than a simple distinction between “true” and “false”, and why human judgement remains essential. We also discuss the urgent need for broader AI literacy and media competence across society – and why responsible AI ultimately depends on informed, critical and empowered users.

A short note: This conversation was recorded in May. As the publication it refers to was delayed, the release of this podcast episode was postponed accordingly.

Guest: Jan Doria (PhD), AI ethics and disinformation researcher and Visiting Lecturer at Stuttgart Media University, Germany (also representing his co-author Prof. Dr. David Klotz, Dean of Studies | Business Informatics and Digital Media, Stuttgart Media School)

Host: Kristina Bodrožić-Brnić, Institute Manager at the Institute for Digital Transformation and Innovation (BSP Business and Law School), Germany

Link to their article "Detecting Disinformation with AI? Escaping the Technology Solutionist Trap by Enabling AI Literacy"

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-20638-1_4

08 - When Algorithms Polarise Democracy: Digital Media & Disinformation

18 Minuten
How do digital platforms change not only what we communicate, but the way democratic societies function? Using Brazil as a case study, this episode explores algorithms, attention economies, disinformation and moral polarisation – and how digital communication can amplify authoritarian populism and weaken shared spaces for democratic debate.

The episode accompanies Volume 3 of the Springer series Digital Transformation and Innovation: AI and the Ethics of Innovation – Responsibility in Practice.

Guest: Pedro de Almeida Pires Camargos, doctoral candidate in Sociology at the University of São Paulo and co-author of the chapter From Analogue to Digital Communication: Economic and Moral Pressures on Functional Differentiation in the Brazilian Context, together with Lucas Amato and Laurindo D. Minhoto.

Host: Kristina Bodrožić-Brnić, Institute Manager at the Institute for Digital Transformation and Innovation (BSP Business and Law School), Germany.

Book: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-20638-1

Chapter – From Analogue to Digital Communication: Economic and Moral Pressures on Functional Differentiation in the Brazilian Context

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-20638-1_3

07 - When AI Watches: Biometric Data and Public Services

18 Minuten
How should governments and companies use Artificial Intelligence in public spaces? Using the São Paulo Metro as a case study, this episode explores facial analysis, biometric data, transparency and accountability in urban transportation.

This is the first Power Sparx episode accompanying Volume 3 of the Springer series Digital Transformation and Innovation: AI and the Ethics of Innovation: Responsibility in Practice.

Guest: Prof. Cristina Godoy Bernardo de Oliveira, Professor of Law at the University of São Paulo and co-author of the chapter discussed in this episode. (Prof. Godoy is also representing her co-authors Bernardo de Oliveira, Otavio de Paula Albuquerque, Emily Liene Belotti, Isabella Ferreira Lopes, Tiago Augustini de Lima, João Victor Palermo Gianecchini)

Host: Kristina Bodrožić-Brnić, Institute Manager at the Institute for Digital Transformation and Innovation, Germany.

Book:

https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-20638-1

Chapter – “Legal and Ethical Implications of AI in Urban Transportation: A Case Study from São Paulo”:

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-032-20638-1_15
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Digital Transformation & Innovation – Power Sparx is a short-form podcast by the Institute for Digital Transformation & Innovation (IDTI) at BSP Business & Law School. The series highlights the work of IDTI researchers and close collaborators, including authors from the Springer Series Digital Transformation and Innovation. In concise 15-minute episodes, the podcast translates academic insight into practical, interdisciplinary perspectives for organizations navigating digital change. Topics include artificial intelligence, innovation management, leadership, digital ethics, psychology of change, new work, education–business collaboration, and human-centered digital transformation, with a particular focus on relevance for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Each episode follows a clear and consistent structure: - a brief introduction to the topic and guest, - three focused questions grounded in research and practice, - and a closing reflection connecting insight with application. Power Sparx stands for clarity, interdisciplinarity, and applicability—linking research, education, and real-world transformation through dialogue.
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