skip to content
Home

Histories of Artificial Intelligence: A Genealogy of Power

 

Susie Gates

Susie Gates joined in January 2020 as the Event Co-ordinator for the Histories of Artificial Intelligence Mellon Sawyer Seminar based at HPS, Cambridge University.

Before joining the project, Susie lived in Brazil, Singapore, Japan and Holland and worked as Client Services Director for World Conference Travel organising conferences and events around the globe.  

Join our Slack Channel!

To participate in conversations with scholars on topics related to your interests, please join our HoAI Slack Channel.

Jonathan Arac (via bell hooks, 1997)

‘The process of remembering can be a practice which “transforms history from a judgement on the past in the name of a present truth to a “counter-memory” that combats our current modes of truth and justice, helping us to understand and change the present by placing it in a new relation to the past.”’

Bauman, Legislators and Interpreters (via Wynter, 2003)

'Definitions of the intellectual are many and diverse. They have, however, one trait in common, which makes them also different from all other definitions: they are all self-definitions. Indeed, their authors are the members of the same rare species they attempt to define...'

Study at Cambridge

About the University

Research at Cambridge