Countering Archival Fascism: Moving from technopolitical regimes to  technodiverse cosmologies Countering Archival Fascism: Moving from technopolitical regimes to technodiverse cosmologies

Countering Archival Fascism: Moving from technopolitical regimes to technodiverse cosmologies

at deCYPher lab: on the ethics and aesthetics of linking AI/ML & SynBio, Bioart Society

Countering Archival Fascism, a talk conducted in the inaugural seminar of deCYPher discusses the colonial histories/historical roots of archives, present not only in traditional archives, contemporary digital archives, new modes of archival knowledge production, but also in big data, academic and research-oriented datasets, and source material for AI/ML platforms today. In doing this, I want to outline a few key ethico-onto-epistemic positions from which to move forward.


Keywords:

Complex Objects, Technodiversity, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Human Intensive Tasks (HITs), Turkers