TOOLKIT AREA

How might we harness the power of ‘us’ to live better with AI? 

AI is here to stay, but in our unequal society, how can we make sure AI is equitable, fair and belongs to us all? How can we harness the potential of AI and have the power to shape it for our wellbeing and towards a more caring world?  

The critical work from artists, technologists and researchers presented in this area uses AI and machine learning in ways that challenge our current relationship with these technologies. They open up new perspectives inviting us to imagine alternative futures with AI and better, collective stories about technology.

Feel free to explore the toolkits and participatory activities included here to learn more about AI and machine decision making through the lens of care. You are welcome to use this space for further reading, listening and reflection.

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DING Magazine #4
DING Magazine #4

The fourth issue of The New New Fellowship’s magazine reflects visionary narratives for inclusive and just digital futures

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Teaching AI
Teaching AI

Lily McCraith & Soul Miles take a critical look both at how we train the AIs, and how we train those who will interface with them

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IRL: Online Life is Real Life
IRL: Online Life is Real Life

Season 6 of Mozilla’s podcast zooms in on data, machine learning and algorithms, as host Bridget Todd shares real life stories about AI from around the world

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Intersectional AI Toolkit
Intersectional AI Toolkit

This zine collection shows how queer, anti-racist, anti-ableist, neurodiverse and feminist perspectives can help reshape digital systems

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A People’s Guide to AI
A People’s Guide to AI

A comprehensive beginner's guide to understanding AI and other data-driven tech written by Mimi Onuoha and Mother Cyborg

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Feminist Tech Card Deck
Feminist Tech Card Deck

A set of work-in-progress guidelines for tech policy-making and technology creation based on 12 principles for feminist technology

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UnBias Fairness Toolkit
UnBias Fairness Toolkit

A free-to-download set of tools that aims to stimulate a public civic dialogue about algorithms, trust, bias and fairness

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Unbias AI For Decision Makers
Unbias AI For Decision Makers

A suite of intuitive, practical critical thinking tools to enable trans-disciplinary ethical and governance assessments of planned or existing AI systems

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ALSO AVAILABLE TO BROWSE

  • Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism (2018), by Safiya Umoja Noble

  • Data Feminism (2020) by Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren F. Klein

  • Atlas of AI (2022) by Kate Crawford

  • Atlas of Anomalous AI (2020), edited by Ben Vickers and K. Allado-McDowell

  • To be a Machine (2017) by Mark O’Connell

  • Ways of Being: Beyond Human Intelligence (2022), James Bridle

First floor - Gallery 2Guest UserAI Season