TRACE & ADDRESS
AI, literature, and the computational subject.
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Essays and dispatches on generative AI, literature, new media, and the systems increasingly built to remember, model, and address us.
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Manufactured Indigenous Belonging: What an AI Label Can’t Authorize
If a news site tells you its Indigenous reporter is AI, what does that mean?
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A Dream Is Not a Resource: Returning to The Marrow Thieves
How do personalized AI systems turn relationships into data? Cherie Dimaline’s The Marrow Thieves on extraction, refusal, and Indigenous data sovereignty.
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Mining Interiority: Generative AI and Infrastructures of Extraction
Personalized AI does more than answer us: it turns traces of our behaviour into operational models of who we are, making interiority newly available to computation.
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“They Found a Way to Siphon the Marrow Right Out of Our Bones”: What The Marrow Thieves Knows About Artificial Intelligence
The Marrow Thieves offers a vocabulary for reading generative AI as an extractive system that converts embodied, cultural, and collective life into resources for accumulation.
