Algorithmic Commons and Redistributive Infrastructures: Rethinking AI Inequality
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in the infrastructures that organise access to knowledge, economic opportunities, public services and social
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in the infrastructures that organise access to knowledge, economic opportunities, public services and social
Artificial intelligence is frequently analysed as a collection of technologies, models, or automated decision-making systems. Discussions of inequality therefore tend
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