In Event: Science, Knowledge & Technology Section Roundtables

Science, Knowledge, and Technology Section / Science, Knowledge & Technology Section Roundtables

Ruyue Chen

Algorithmic Authority and Epistemic Asymmetry: A Du Boisian Theory of AI - Junbin Wu, Brown University

Beyond Disruption and Invisibility: Interactional Continuity in Everyday AI Use in India - Emilia Edwards, University of Texas-Austin; Dhiraj Murthy, University of Texas at Austin

Large Language Models as a Conduit for Value Shifts in Contemporary China - Likun Cao, Purdue University; Lianghao Dai, Zhejiang University

Responsible for Whom? AI Ethics as Hegemonic Knowledge Production - Su Min Park, The University of Chicago

Robots and Family Change: Technological Reinforcement of the Second Demographic Transition - Ruiyu Wang, Shanxi Normal University; Ting Wang, University of North Carolina-Greensboro; Bing Ye, Zhejiang University

Witting & Unwitting Fantasies - Jeffrey W. lockhart, University of California, Berkeley

Scientific Text as Field: Tracking Normative Shifts in Science with a Human–AI Workflow - Cai Siman, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Jinyang Lyu, University of California-San Diego