Digital Feudalism and Lex Digitalis: Infrastructure, Dependency and Private Rule in AI
Artificial intelligence is usually discussed through questions about what AI systems can do. Can they predict behaviour? Rank applicants? Generate
Research on artificial intelligence, power, governance, and social implications.
Artificial intelligence is usually discussed through questions about what AI systems can do. Can they predict behaviour? Rank applicants? Generate
Why AI inequality is no longer only about digital access, but about who controls data, algorithms, infrastructures and the means
After two mandates as Chair of the Digital Divide Working Group, I concluded my role at IAMCR 2025 in Singapore.
Our new article is out today in the Oxford Intersections series. Regulatory Colonialism: Rethinking Digital Inequality in a Globalized World,
The Research symposium on “Digital Capital and Political Power: Shaping Inequalities in a Technological Age”, hosted by the University of