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LOCATION:TUD Merkel-Bau\, Helmholtzstr. 1401069 Dresden
SUMMARY:#4 Reshape Reality – Questioning Claims of Neutrality for Inclusi
 ve TechnoFutures
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: \nInstitute of Speaker: ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig\nTopi
 cs:\nInformatik\n Location:\n  Name: TUD Merkel-Bau (Room 118 or Online vi
 a Zoom )\n  Street: Helmholtzstr. 14\n  City: 01069 Dresden\n  Phone: \n  
 Fax: \nDescription:     Tanja Kubes’ much-debated 2025 article \"A Criti
 que of Human-Centred AI: A Plea for a Feminist AI Framework (FAIF)\" offer
 s a critical perspective on Human-centred AI (HCAI) as it is currently pra
 cticed. According to her argument\, HCAI remains largely Eurocentric\, and
 rocentric\, and anthropocentric. It is driven by capitalist market logic w
 ith no commitment to sustainability. HCAI disregards and exacerbates globa
 l injustices and ecological impacts.    Taking an anthropological approach
 \, the article offers a feminist\, post-humanist and neo-materialist persp
 ective on HCAI. It proposes a Feminist AI Framework (FAIF) which incorpora
 tes findings from more-than-human anthropology and body phenomenology. The
 se concepts are inspiringly connected with Donna Haraway's theory. The pro
 posed FAIF concept aims to reassess the relationship between humans\, othe
 r life forms and technology. It explores the potential for collaborative\,
  non-hierarchical AI design\, usage and control. Rather than focusing prim
 arily on damage control\, FAIF is a proactive attempt to ensure the co-con
 stitutive well-being of humans and non-humans. It does so by challenging t
 raditional narratives about AI and progress.    As a background reading we
  recommend the article from Tanja Kubes and Thomas Reinhardt “Techno-spe
 cies in the Becoming Towards a Relational Ontology of Multi-species Assemb
 lages (ROMA)” in Nanoethics 16\, 95–105 (2022)    Please register to: 
 pandu@tu-dresden.de. We will gladly provide you with the link to the digit
 al room.
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