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These papers address the ways that automation, including algorithms and AI, are shaping thought and labor in contemporary contexts. They range from discussions of emerging forms of collaboration, to new approaches to openness, thought and cognition. Together they bring together ways to both think and work in relation to automated practices.
CB and Waze: How Do Algorithms Affect Collaboration on the Road? - Anna Gibson
Politics of Openness in the Age of AI - Shun-Ling Chen, Institutum Iurisprudentiae, Academia Sinica
Thinking about Automating Thinking: An History of Early Computing and Cognition - Sam Hugh Franz, University of Michigan
Gamified Flows and the Sociotechnical Production of Automation - Mario Khreiche, University of Pittsburgh