In addition, they will propose a series of critical reading strategies for scholars in the interpretive social sciences and humanities, who, in their own way, face the problem of reading texts for whom they are not the intended audience

In their talk 'On Reading Machine Learning‘, they will reflect on the characteristics of computer science literature, its distinctive tropes, style, and conventions

So exciting! Very much looking forward to reading it

Dankjewel🙏

✨This Friday (June 6) at #RESAW25 I'm excited to be presenting a methodological follow-up titled "Critical AI technography: Researching the material political economy and power of AI platforms" w/ @fvandervlist.bsky.social

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Thank you so much to the wonderful jury—Barnita Bagchi, Sudeep Dasgupta and @ferraribraun.bsky.social—for the unanimous recognition; calling the work "a remarkable contribution to the ongoing debates around AI, and the politics of infrastructure more broadly" ✨

Then off to #RESAW25, presenting on the evolving audience data economy w/ @silvertje.bsky.social (Thu), platform histories panel (Fri) w/ @devikanarayan.bsky.social, @bumatic.bsky.social, & on technography for critical AI studies w/ @dluitse.bsky.social. 🔗 www.mediacoop.uni-siegen.de/datafiedweb/...