AI & ML · Social
Hosted by Connectance APS
When
Wednesday 25 November 2026
9:30am – 1:30pm
Where
Oracle
Via Amsterdam 147, 00144 Roma, Italy
Conducted in
Italian
Price
free
A four-hour hybrid hackathon, in person at Oracle's Rome offices and online, on algorithmic and cognitive bias on social media and how it affects women's autonomy and self-image. Connectance APS runs it in partnership with Oracle Italia, as part of its "L'Eredità delle Donne" 2026 programme.
Teams drawn from schools, universities, public administration and companies work at three tables: algorithmic risk (shadowbanning and hidden discrimination in code), social risk (stereotypes and echo chambers) and cognitive risk (self-objectification and dependence on metrics). Each team builds a solution framework combining accessible AI, psychological nudging and social impact, and the morning ends with a shared manifesto for an ethical digital space.
Free, in Italian, 9:30 to 13:30, registration on Eventbrite.
Oracle, Via Amsterdam 147, 00144 Roma, Italy
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