Pablo Jiménez Arandia is an investigative reporter and freelance journalist based in Spain. He covers stories on the intersection between technology, social justice and human rights.

Since 2020 Pablo has been reporting on the use of algorithms and AI systems in the public sector, including prisons, welfare policy and law enforcement. He has worked together with organisations such as Lighthouse Reports and AlgorithmWatch on several algorithmic accountability projects. He has also produced two documentary podcasts on the subject.

Pablo is a contributor to some of Spain's most important media outlets, such as EL PAÍS and El Confidencial and he currently holds a fellowship on AI accountability from the Pulitzer Center.

Pablo Jiménez Arandia

Basic information

Name
Pablo Jiménez Arandia
Title
Journalist and Investigative Reporter
Expertise
Technology, Social Justice, Algorithmic Accountability, Human Rights
Country
Spain
City
Barcelona
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Supported projects

Data Crunch: The Environmental Cost Of the AI Boom In Europe?

  • Energy
  • Environment
  • Technology

DUBLIN / BARCELONA - AI has exploded but when its cutting edge software is stripped back, carbon intensive hardware is whirring busily behind, at a high cost to the environment. What exactly does it amount to for Europe?

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Europe’s Decision Machines

  • Human Rights
  • Justice
  • Technology

BARCELONA / THE HAGUE / ROME - Governments across Europe use predictive algorithms in courts, prisons and police stations.

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El Confidencial

Mentor for

European Data Centers' Rush for Land and Energy

  • Economy
  • Environment
  • Innovation

MILAN/ BRUSSELS - As artificial intelligence expands across Europe, so does the demand for data centers. Traditionally hosted in cities like Frankfurt, London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Dublin, these hubs are nearing full capacity. Milan, with its strategic location in the Mediterranean, is emerging as a key player.

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