Ms Katarina Bojović is a lecturer in e-diplomacy and internet governance courses and a researcher at Diplo. She researches digital technologies’ political, social, and environmental implications, focusing on big data and AI. She also coordinates and co-lectures the AI Apprenticeship course.
Katarina is a PhD student at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Political Sciences.
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