Generative Artificial Intelligence and Dark Data: The Oppressor's Discourse versus the Noises of Minorities
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17058/rzm.v13i1.19297Abstract
In this article, we investigate the ambivalent impact of Generative Artificial Intelligences on power relations, with an emphasis on linguistic prejudice. We examine the potentialities and risks that GAI presents to minorities in seeking to legitimize their demands and worldviews. We address the political impact of linguistic prejudice, the subversive possibilities of contextual translation operated by GAI, and the structural challenge of oppressive biases in proprietary algorithms. In response to this scenario, we propose to revisit the opposition between noise and speech, present in Aristotle's political thought and revisited by Jacques Rancière, to suggest the emergence of dark data capable of resisting big data.