Accessibility or exclusion: the social role of Artificial Intelligence
We live in a world mediated by technology, in which all social interaction, formal or informal, takes place through some kind of technological mediation that influences its nature and development: we keep in touch with family and friends on social networks; we organise plans via WhatsApp, we work with email; we get information from the online press and we access culture through platforms. Even in our reflective relationship with ourselves, technology intervenes: we plan our agenda in Outlook and save our memories in our mobile phone's gallery or in the cloud.