Mariana Tamari
Mariana Tamari is a journalist and researcher working at the intersection of politics, feminisms, technology and socio-environmental justice. A founding partner of Agência Mira, a strategic political communications consultancy, she previously served as co-executive director of Coding Rights, where she led research, projects, institutional operations and a multidisciplinary team. Prior to that, she held positions as regional programme officer at ARTIGO 19 Brasil, the Fundação Rosa Luxemburgo and Cisco Networking Academy. She also served as partnerships director at Mapeo – AI and Big Data. Trained in journalism, she worked as a reporter for Folha de S.Paulo and Reuters News Agency, and has contributed to numerous media outlets in Brazil, including Revista A Rede, Brasil de Fato and Carta Capital, among others.
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Between the algorithmisation of territories and the monoculture of data: Are there paths towards AI that respect rights and life?
This article examines how AI and digital technologies, when deployed in contexts like industrialised agribusiness, reinforce extractive economic models that harm communities and ecosystems. It critiques narratives of technological neutrality and "innovation" that mask these harms, arguing that AI serves entrenched alliances between corporate and financial power.
