Contemporary AI governance discourse is often dominated by Western and anthropocentric frameworks, to the exclusion of indigenous sociocultural lived experiences.
Critical analyses of large socio-technical systems often diagnose depoliticization: political life is said to give way to technocratic governance whose apolitical veneer conceals contestation beneath procedural even-handedness (e.g. Brown 2015).
We present the methodological challenges of applying Value Sensitive Design (VSD) to a technological development in a transdisciplinary setting, particularly when working with stakeholders who are not familiar with “values language”.
The potential harms inflicted on individuals and groups of individuals through the creation and distribution of nonconsensual deepfake pornography are multifaceted.
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought increasing attention to the material, energetic, and labor conditions underpinning digital technologies across their life cycles.