Jennifer Rhee

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Keynote, Algorithmic Care in the Age of Machine Learning

Virtual International Conference of the Fantastic in the Arts

11.07.2023

Unmanning book panel

Georgetown University
Washington D.C.

04.11.2023

Respondent, AI for All Humanity?

AI for Humanity & Society Conference
Stockholm, Sweden

11.17.2022

Emotions in the Robotic Imaginary

Linköping University
Norrköping, Sweden

11.14.2022

Robotics and AI:
New Perspectives

Smithsonian Institution

11.01.–11.04.2022

Futurity, Predicted Histories, and the Human in AI

Future Histories Studio
Stony Brook University

09.29.2022

A Conversation with Dr. Melody Jue
UCSB Reads Ted Chiang

University of California-Santa Barbara

05.03.2022

The Robotic Imaginary and Robotic Materialities

Robotics in the Pluriverse speaker series, Rhode Island School of Design

02.25.2022

Keynote, The Robotic Imaginary and Robotic Materialities

Swiss Association for North American Studies
St. Gallen, Switzerland

11.05.–11.06.2021

Dirty Data

Society for Literature, Science, and the Arts

09.30.–10.03.2021

Plenary Speaker, Drone Warfare, Facial Recognition, and Machine Learning’s "Really Weird and Disturbing Erasure of History"

Race, Technology, and the City Symposium
Lawrence Technological University

05.15.2021

Laying Waste

Artificial Lives: Engineering Life Conference
Huntington Library

01.21.–01.22.2021

The Materialities of Artificial Intelligence

Modern Language Association Annual Conference
Toronto, Canada

01.07.–01.10.2021

Histories of AI Futures

SLSA 2020 Special Event–AI/IA: Promises and Perils of Augmented/Artificial Intelligence
Online

10.08.2020 video

Drone Warfare
Dehumanized Erasures, Dehumanized Labors

Speculative Futures of Labor: New Feminist and Critical Race Approaches Symposium
Santa Cruz, CA

03.02.–03.03.2020

The Robotic Imaginary:
The Human and the Price of Dehumanized Labor

Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Emory University

02.19.2020

The Robotic Imaginary:
The Human & the Price of Dehumanized Labor

Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center
Troy, NY

01.29.2020 video

Race, Gender, and Labor in the Robotic Imaginary

Robotize This! The Futures of Automation and Work International Conference
University of Toronto

10.03.2019

The Robotic Imaginary
The Human and the Price of Dehumanized Labor

College of William and Mary

04.17.2019

The Robotic Imaginary
The Human and the Price of Dehumanized Labor

Author Speaker Series
VCU Humanities Research Center

04.16.2019

All Too Dehumanized:
Frankenstein and the Robotic Imaginary

Science Fiction Research Collective Speaker Series
Indiana University

04.05.2019

Keynote, The Robotic Imaginary:
The Human and the Price of Dehumanized Labor

Digital Assembly Symposium
University of Florida

02.21.–02.22.2019

Cultures of Dehumanization:
Drone Warfare, Drone Art, and the Limits of Algorithmic Identification

Consortium of Humanities Centers and Institutes Annual Meeting
University of Virginia

06.14.–06.17.2018

All Too Human:
Drone Warfare, Drone Art, and the Limits of Identification

College of the Holy Cross

04.16.2018

All Too Human:
Drone Warfare, Drone Art, and the Limits of Identification

Data Determinacy: Race, Algorithms, and Qualitative Intervention Symposium
Duke University

04.12.–04.13.2018

All Too Human:
Drone Warfare, Drone Art, and the Limits of Identification

Digital Culture and Media Initiative lecture series
Pennsylvania State University

04.05.2018

The term “anthropomorphic attachments” also refers to a method for thinking about, examining, and critiquing AI technologies. According to this method, anthropomorphization, a central organizing concept of AI, cannot be disentangled from dehumanization, because the concept of the human cannot be disentangled from dehumanization.

Anthropomorphic Attachments

2022

In Chimeras: Inventory of Synthetic Cognition

To this end, we approach science and literature in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries as interactive modes of knowledge that carry forward historical practices of speculation, fugitivity, and amateurism.

The Palgrave Handbook of Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature and Science Book Cover

The Palgrave Handbook of Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature and Science

2020

Fortunati describes the hegemony of immaterial labor through its connection to forms of reproductive labor that were once located primarily within the domestic sphere. In digital capital, labor is increasingly immaterial and precarious as it makes its way outside of both the domestic sphere and the industrial factory.

The Robotic Imaginary Book Cover

The Robotic Imaginary
The Human & The Price of Dehumanized Labor

2018