Data ethicist Pernille Tranberg asks how we can keep our judgement in an age of deepfakes, fake profiles and manipulated images. Her talk looks at truth, misinformation and the question of how we can spot manipulation without becoming suspicious of everything.
Tranberg works as a data ethics adviser and co-founded DataEthics.eu, and has spent years on digital literacy and the questions that arise as platforms and artificial intelligence gain a growing hold on everyday life. The event is part of the Eliaskirken lecture series Meaning, Faith & Ethics, which in autumn 2026 focuses on artificial intelligence across 14 talks.
The afternoon ends with a shared meal, with limited seats that require registration.
