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Established AI field signal Analysis 5d ago
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DAIR whose categories whose AI essay

Whose Categories? Whose AI?

4 directory members surfaced this signal.

4 experts 1 community 1 sources clustered

“"The villagers are confronting a standard order of operations: the system arrives first, the problem is expected to arrange itself around the system, and the knowledge needed to define both is settled in another hemisphere." dair-institute.org/blog/whose-c...”

“"The community must be the author of its own world." @adiod.bsky.social envisions a future in which a Zimbabwean community rejects an AI surveillance program and designs a cattle-tracking system, drawing upon the relational data governance it has practiced …”

Established AI field signal Analysis 5d ago
⚡ 37 h early
DAIR whose categories whose AI essay

Whose Categories? Whose AI?

2 directory members surfaced this signal.

2 experts 1 community 1 sources clustered

“"The community must be the author of its own world." @adiod.bsky.social envisions a future in which a Zimbabwean community rejects an AI surveillance program and designs a cattle-tracking system, drawing upon the relational data governance it has practiced …”