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Special issue about (un)stable diffusions

DIGSUM is happy to present a new issue of The Journal of Digital Social Research, our open access journal. This special issue, with guest editors Fenwick McKelvey, Jonathan Roberge, Joanna Redden and Luke Stark, focus on “(Un)Stable Diffusions: The Publics, Publicities, and Publicizations of Generative AI”. Read the full issue [here].

The issue contains:

  • (Un)stable diffusions: the publics, publicities, and publicizations of generative AI

    • Fenwick McKelvey, Joanna Redden, Jonathan Roberge & Luke Stark

  • “A.I. is holding a mirror to our society”: Lensa and the discourse of visual generative AI

    • Kate M. Miltner

  • Automated hiring platforms as mythmaking machines and their symbolic economy

    • Etienne Grenier & Nicholas Chartier-Edwards

  • A sign that spells: Machinic concepts and the racial politics of generative AI

    • Fabian Offert & Thao Phan

  • The technological drama of AI: From private power to player engagement with AlphaGo

    • Xerxes Minocher

  • AI policymaking as drama: Stages, roles, and ghosts in AI governance in the United Kingdom and Canada

    • Alison Powell & Fenwick McKelvey

  • Strategic misrecognition and speculative rituals in generative AI

    • Sun-ha Hong

  • Getting democracy wrong: How lessons from biotechnology can illuminate limits of the Asilomar AI principles

    • Gwendolyn Blue & Mél Hogan

  • X-gram and/as techsposure: Spelling out the climate consequences of generative AI

    • Crystal Chokshi

JDSR publishes high-quality articles within all areas of digital social research, including sociology, informatics, pedagogy, education science, gender studies, law, economy, social work and geography. We welcome and encourage cross-disciplinary submissions. Submit your own work [here].

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