Against Reduction: Designing A Human Future With Machines

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
Introduction
	Notes
1. Making Kin with the Machines
	Indigenous Epistemologies
	Hāloa: The Long Breath
	Wahkohtawin: Kinship within and beyond the Immediate Family, the State of Being Related to Others
	Wakȟáŋ: That Which Cannot Be Understood
	Resisting Reduction: An Indigenous Path Forward
	Notes
2. The Wicked Queen’s Smart Mirror
	The Robot Girlfriend
	The Invisible Laborer
	The Despotic Overlord
	Epilogue
	Notes
	References
3. Design Justice, AI, and Escape From the Matrix of Domination
	Part 1: #TravelingWhileTrans
	Part 2: AI, Intersectionality, and the Matrix of Domination
	Part 3: Building a World Where Many Worlds Fit
	Part 4: Design Justice Network Principles
	Notes
4. The Fluid Boundaries of Noncommunicable Disease
	Introduction
	Spillover
	Noncommunicability?
	Fluid Boundaries
	References
5. What Social Work Got Right and Why It’s Needed for Our (Technology) Evolution
	Who’s In?
	Thinking Ecologically
	Predicting History
	Working Together
	Notes
6. Systems Seduction: The Aesthetics of Decentralization
	The Seduction of Systems
	Ecology and the Rationalization of Nature
	The Aesthetics of Decentralization
	Notes
7. Systems Justice, AI, and the Moral Imagination
	Introduction: The Inescapable Present
	Reductionism and the Limits of Moral Mathematics
	Systems Justice
	Experimentalism and Hope
	Conclusion
	Notes
Appendix
	The Whip That Lashes Us
	Introduction: The Cancer of Currency
	We Are All Participants
	Conclusion: A Culture of Flourishing
	Notes
List of Contributors
Index