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1/ ✨New CfP! We're excited to announce a themed issue on AI & Archives in the Cambridge Forum on AI: Culture and Society—a new #OpenAccess initiative from @CambridgeUP, guest eds @ktcmackinnon, @ravn_louis, @unsojo, Caroline Bassett @CamDigHum and me! 🧵shorturl.at/hAI1l

We are hiring @MilstudiesCPH! Two positions at either the Assistant Professor or Associate Professor level. Associate positions are permanent; Assistant ones are three years initially and can become permanent. Deadline is short: March 21. Details here: employment.ku.dk/faculty/?show=…

One for International Women's Day - first published in 1983, on sale until March 15th @PlutoPress plutobooks.com/9780745310848/…

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Kids, don't try this at home (or at your workplace until you've gotten tenure). To be clear: this is a TERRIBLE idea. This is how you end up being a bottom of the barrel scholar with only vibes and nothing to show for it.

I'm such a sucker for clean or clever titles. Just thought about "Staying with the trouble-shooting" and now I wanna write; I don't even have an idea or any ongoing research that would fit, I just like the title so much that I wanna write an article around it.

finished reading this stunning book today. a must-read for anyone interested in how human sciences as we now know them have appeared out of particular philanthropic concern with technocratic societal reform

Final tweet from me:✨ Deadline extended to Feb 2nd! Our #DALOSS @4sWeb panel "Data Loss Reverberations" is taking shape. We'd love to see more work on memory, power & the politics of data loss. Here's the call: artsandculturalstudies.ku.dk/research/dalos… w submission link #4SSeattle2025

📢4S Seattle Meeting 3–6 Sep We are planning to enable hybrid participation This support for hybridity reflects our work & conversations w/disability justice & environmental justice scholars & activists—reflecting political shifts that may affect travel to the US #4SSeattle25

My brother in Christ, he did the nazi salute twice on live TV and NYT is making it out to be a long-standing hermeneutic conflict.

In 1976 Stuart Hall interviewed CLR James for the BBC. The tape, made by Mike Dibb, was sadly wiped unaired. This is the full transcript of their conversation, with intro by me, a glorious illustration by @mollycrabapple, and 🔥 editing by @elusivecorporal nybooks.com/online/2024/12…

Dear computer vision researchers, students & practitioners📢 Remi Denton & I have written what I consider to be a comprehensive paper on the harms of computer vision systems reported to date & how people have proposed addressing them. PDF: cdn.sanity.io/files/wc2kmxvk…

Just Published: Fabian Offert and I co-wrote this piece on why you are (probably) doing AI criticism wrong as a humanist and why we need better methodological approaches to/in Critical AI Studies than 'So I asked ChatGPT a question and now I have thoughts...'

Join us this Wednesday at 2pm EST for a live panel on “The Collapse of the Syrian Regime,” featuring Bassam Haddad @4Bassam and Omar Dahi @Omardahi, Moderated by Mouin Rabbani @MouinRabbani and Noura Erakat @4Noura. The swift collapse of the Syrian regime took everyone by surprise, after 54 years of rule and a prolonged uprising. Within ten days, a Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS)-led coalition literally marched through Aleppo, Hama, Homs, and Damascus, as other armed groups mobilized in Der`a and Sweida. On Sunday, 8 December 2024, the Presidential residence and state banks temporarily became public property, notorious prisons were broke open. The regime had collapsed. The Syrian political class, army, party echelons, and the once infamously frightening security services’ heads were nowhere to be seen. Poof! Bashar Asad and family were now in Moscow. We will discuss the context of these developments as well as the notable absence of regime allies’ support, in addition to regional and international implications, including Israel’s continuing genocide. More on PalestineInContext.org and shortly on Jadaliyya.com Wednesday, 11 December, 2 pm EST, 9 pm Damascus Live on X.com/Jadaliyya & Youtube.com/Jadaliyya.

@syrian_archive a decade of preserving digital evidence and safeguarding narratives Webinar, Dec 11 ow.ly/HEUJ50Un1Fk @bellingcat @Scholars4Syria @SyrianLDP @SJAC_info @snhr @Charles_Lister @FADELABDULGHANY @SoccerMouaz

@AmooreLouise @everestpipkin @Agos_Daniella 6/ Special thanks to @ibalilebali and all participants in the Digital Humanitarianism workshop that sparked these ideas. Workshop featuring @FleurEJ and hosted by DALOSS and @MobileUCPH : artsandculturalstudies.ku.dk/research/dalos…

5/ We need approaches that can analyze power beyond traditional possession frameworks while addressing collective digital interdependence. Drawing inspiration from pathfinders like Jodi Byrd, @AmooreLouise, Butler, Hartman, Fuentes, @everestpipkin & @Agos_Daniella for this.

1/ Honored (!) to explore digital dispossession's implications for law, critical/cultural data studies & STS with @FleurEJ in @4sWeb's @BackchannelsJ: 4sonline.org/news_manager.p…! Thank you Aaron Gregory and @ludovico_rella for your editorial hospitality and guidance! @ERC_Research

📢 New job alert!📢 #DPCjobs Vacancy for Senior Digital Preservation Specialist at U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) ift.tt/wzKms52 #digipres #digitalpreservation

Delighted in the liberation of the torture prison of Saydnaya. In 2016 we met five survivors and together reconstructed the prison from their recollections. forensic-architecture.org/investigation/…