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Histories of Artificial Intelligence: A Genealogy of Power

 

Fellowships and Awards

Graduate Dissertation Fellows

The Seminar has appointed two Graduate Dissertation Fellows who will help shape the intellectual life of the Seminar as active participants.

International Research and Collaboration Awards

The Seminar has awarded a number of Research and Collaboration Awards to support research and other forms of engagement with the Seminar's themes and aims. These Awards are intended to extend the Seminar's community beyond its Anglo-American-situated core participants and support work and reflection across the diverse communities engaging with AI. Award recipients are:

International Research and Collaboration Award for Translation:

Travel Bursaries

Travel bursaries to attend Seminar events will be advertised in due course.

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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...'

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