Looking at the debate surrounding modern technology today, aka artificial intelligence, the 19th-century debate over the use of machines in the textile industry looks very similar.
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At the core of the ontological and political shifts brought about by the emergence of artificial intelligence, the body becomes a crucial site of conflict and tension over which meanings, identity, and agency are negotiated in the age of machine intelligence. This struggle is not only a technical dispute over accuracy or fairness but also a struggle over what will count as knowledge itself. Over whether the futures being assembled now will be capable of recognising the histories that their patterns were never designed to see.
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