Is the world a friendly place - AI and power prompt deck
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This was shared as a workshop as part of MOZFEST 2022. Challenging the universality of AI design conversations. "Is the universe friendly?" a quote often lost in attribution between Einstein and Frederic Myres. Regardless of origination, I stop at this quote to propose a simple human way that centers empathy and understanding as a prompt to engage multi-stakeholders in, what is often, alienating and alienated conversations on AI and its respective technologies, choices, and in turn impact.
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- 1. Is the world a friendly place? Challenging the universality of AI design conversations lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az
- 2. In brief "Is the universe friendly?" a quote often lost in attribution between Einstein and Frederic Myres. Regardless of origination, I stop at this quote to propose a simple human way that centers empathy and understanding as a prompt to engage multi- stakeholders in, what is often, alienating and alienated conversations on AI and its respective technologies, choices, and in turn impact. A People’s guide to AI: lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az Credit of the work
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- 10. First make a choice lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az
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- 13. KEEP making a choice
- 14. Write here lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az
- 15. Principle 1 Examine Power
- 16. Principle 2 Challenge Power invisible visible Intersecting Axes of Privilege, Domination, And Oppression
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- 18. Principle 3 Elevate Emotion and Embodiment
- 19. Principle 4 Rethink Binaries and Hierarchies lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az
- 20. Principle 5 Embrace Pluralism
- 21. Principle 6 Consider Context What is the context? What can do harm? What are other imaginations?
- 22. Principle 7 Make Labor Visible A clear and active stand against “Seamlessness” A clear track of accountability and a clear doorway to choice & consent Invisible tech is not always good tech and we need to make the case for “Harmful inclusion” - Sarah Fathallah (Abolitionist - Designer and researcher, San Francisco Bay)
- 23. lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az
- 24. lilian.abouzeki@gmail.com | linkedin.com/in/lilianabouzeki/ | twitter.com/lilian_az