This event focuses on digital rights and the quest for a more humane relationship with technology, stemming from the presentation of TELOS issue 128. It explores how technology shapes our lives and the essential question of building a balanced relationship that respects digital citizenship rights.
This event, centered around the presentation of the 128th issue of TELOS magazine, delves into the profound impact of technology on our lives and the critical need to establish a balanced relationship that upholds digital rights. As technology becomes the environment where much of our daily existence unfolds, the event poses the essential question of how to build an equilibrium that protects citizens' rights in the digital realm.
The discussion highlighted the unprecedented possibilities offered by the technological revolution, such as instant access to information and global communication, alongside emerging tensions like privacy erosion, digital dependency, and inequalities. To address these complexities, the event featured key contributors to the TELOS issue, including David Francisco Blanco (Red.es), Antonio Diéguez (philosopher), Jordi Pérez Colomé (journalist), and Mari Luz Rodríguez (law professor), moderated by journalist Elena Sanz. The conversation emphasized the necessity of rethinking digital governance from a humanistic perspective, ensuring that fundamental rights are adapted to our hyperconnected ecosystem and guided towards ethical and just development.
