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Generated/-ive Futures
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Once you join, you see everyone else who has, and a few people you may want to meet. Why ORCID? When we filled this programme in automatically from the scholarly record, 17 of 36 people came back wrong. Read more
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Programme
Opening
- Moa Eriksson KrutrökChair
- Simon LindgrenChair
- Thomas OlofssonUmeå University · Deputy Vice-ChancellorWelcome
- Xavier de LunaUmeå University · Faculty Research DeanWelcome
Keynotes
- Moa Eriksson KrutrökChair
- Simon LindgrenChair
- Sarah PinkMonash University“Generative / Emerging / Tech / Futures”Keynote
- Gabriele de SetaUniversity of Bergen“Slop futures: Viscous media as infrastructural vernacular”Keynote
- Helen KennedyUniversity of Sheffield“For a better, generative-in-a-good-way, digital present and future”Keynote
- Martin BergMalmö UniversityChair
01Information, Truth, and Moderation
- Felicia LundstedtChair
- Olof SundinLund University“The AI-Infused Information Landscape”Speaker
- Chiao-I TsengUniversity of Gothenburg“AI as Target and Method in Social Media News Research”Speaker
- Therese EnarssonUmeå University“Regulating content moderation”Speaker
02Imaginaries, Anticipation, and Aesthetics
- Salla-Maaria LaaksonenChair
- Dimitri Coelho MolloUmeå University“Predicting AI futures”Speaker
- Pasko Kisić-MerinoLund University“Fantasies of Technofascist Futurity”Speaker
- Cornelia BrantnerKarlstad University“Aesthetics of the Possible”Speaker
- Tina AskaniusMalmö University“Far-right futures”Speaker
03Political Economy and Infrastructures of AI
- Petter EricssonChair
- Pieter VerdegemUniversity of Westminster“Untangling the Political Economy of AI”Speaker
- Laurens NaudtsKU Leuven“Sharing Opacity? Data Infrastructure Governance”Speaker
- Heather WiltseUmeå University“Regenerating platformed relations”Speaker
04Memory, Death, and Time
- Samuel MerrillChair
- Rik SmitUniversity of Groningen“The promise of a generated past”Speaker
- Johanna SumialaUniversity of Helsinki“The Social Lives of the AI Dead”Speaker
- Mykola MakhortykhUniversity of Bern“Generating the past to project the future”Speaker
05Governing AI: Law, Rights, and Accountability
- Markus NaarttijärviChair
- Adrian SolitanderEuropean Commission“The Impact of GenAI on Regulating Systemic Risk under the DSA”Speaker
- Michel Rouleau-DickUmeå University“AI mediated international law”Speaker
- Sue Anne TeoLund University“AI Chatbots and the Slow Violence of Digital Interaction”Speaker
06AI, Work, and Bureaucracy
- Agnes LimingaChair
- Martin BergMalmö University“Choreographing socio-digital futures”Speaker
- Anne KaunSödertörn University“AI bureaucracy: Re-enchantment in the algorithmic black box”Speaker
- Stine LomborgUniversity of Copenhagen“Aspirational Control in the Datafied Workplace”Speaker
07Queer Futures of AI
- Mia LiinasonChair
- Evelina LiliequistUmeå University“Networking and collective resistance”Speaker
- Matilda TudorUppsala University“The Queer Phenomenology of Everyday Automation”Speaker
- Onur KilicUmeå University“Bodies that “Glitch”: Binary AI systems and queer resistances”Speaker
Names, institutions, roles and talk titles from the published programme at genfutures.net.