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Johan Redström
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Conversation Starters
How Can We Misunderstand AI Better?
Conversation Starters is a series of interactive prototypes that probe how to design explainable interactions with AI in everyday life. Taking a more-than-human approach, we explore how 'failures' could be transformed into opportunities for situated understandings of AI. We de ...
More-than-human design and AI
In conversation with agents
This one-day workshop brings together HCI researchers, designers, and practitioners to explore how to study and design (with) AI agents from a more-than-human design perspective. We invite participants to experiment with thing ethnography and material speculations, as a starting
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The Right to Contestation
Towards Repairing Our Interactions with Algorithmic Decision Systems
This paper looks at how contestation in the context of algorithmic decision systems is essentially the progeny of repair for our more decentralized and abstracted digital world. The act of repair has often been a way for users to contest with bad design, substandard products, and
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The Contestation Café
A Manifesto for Contestation: Prototyping an agonistic place
The Contestation Manifesto and its associated paraphernalia are artefacts from a speculative, near-future community action known as the Contestation Café. Being one in a series of research through design projects on contestation, the Contestation Café is a critical, yet also prac
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In conversation with ghosts
Towards an hauntological approach to decolonial design practices
In the context of the designed-digital world, coming across instances of AI being discriminatory and biased in its implementation is a commonly discussed issue (Buolamwini, Gebru, 2018; Eubanks, 2019; O’Neil, 2017; Perez, 2021). However, to frame these instances as solely an AI i
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In conversation with ghosts
Towards an hauntological approach to decolonial design practices
In the context of the designed-digital world, coming across instances of AI being discriminatory and biased in its implementation is a commonly discussed issue (Buolamwini, Gebru, 2018; Eubanks, 2019; O’Neil, 2017; Perez, 2021). However, to frame these instances as solely an AI i
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Are we reaching the limits of what human-centered and user-centered design can cope with? Developing new design methodologies and tools to unlock the potentials of data technologies such as the Internet of Things, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for the everyday job
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