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Digital Dynamics: Exploring the Impact of Internet Technologies, AI, and Social Media Platforms on Society

Type
Open Panel
Language
English
Description

This panel delves into the transformative impact of internet technologies, artificial intelligence (AI), and social media platforms on contemporary society. As these digital tools become increasingly pervasive, they profoundly shape communication, information dissemination, and social interactions across global communities.
Presenters are invited to explore the multifaceted roles of internet technologies, AI advancements, and social media platforms, analyzing their effects on civic engagement, cultural exchange, political discourse, education, healthcare, and business innovation. Papers will examine how these technologies enhance connectivity, amplify diverse perspectives, and democratize access to information worldwide.

Special attention will be given to the societal implications, including their influence on social norms, privacy concerns, algorithmic biases, and the mental health impacts of digital engagement. Contributors are encouraged to present empirical research, case studies, and theoretical insights that illuminate both the transformative opportunities and ethical challenges posed by these technologies.

Furthermore, the panel will address critical issues such as digital literacy, misinformation, data privacy, and regulatory frameworks aimed at promoting responsible use and safeguarding user rights in digital environments. It aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue among sociologists, communication scholars, technologists, policymakers, and practitioners on navigating the complex intersections of digital transformation.

This panel seeks to advance understanding of how internet technologies, AI, and social media platforms shape contemporary society, aiming to identify strategies for harnessing their potential benefits while mitigating risks in an increasingly interconnected world.

Onsite Presentation Language
Same as proposal language
Panel ID
PL-6493
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