[SIGCIS-Members] CFP (Please Share) CBI's Virtual Symposium Automation by Design: Politics Culture and Landscape in an Age of Machine That Learn

[Jeffrey Yost]

*Call for Papers <https://cse.umn.edu/cbi/Automation-by-Design>--CBI for
Computing, Information, and Culture's **Virtual Symposium *

*Automation by Design:  <https://cse.umn.edu/cbi/Automation-by-Design>*

*Politics, Culture and Landscape in an Age of Machine That Learn
<https://cse.umn.edu/cbi/Automation-by-Design>*

*Automation by Design* is a global, interdisciplinary, virtual CBI
symposium on the politics and culture of digital automation. We welcome
papers in a broad range of fields across the humanities and social
sciences. These include history, STS, sociology, anthropology, media
studies, policy, legal studies, geography, communication, rhetoric,
information studies, and philosophy.

The platformization of society, fueled by automation and machine learning,
impacts IT users in deleterious, discriminatory, democracy-threatening, and
at times deadly, ways that intersect and compound. This symposium seeks
papers that explore how automation—from its algorithmic and architectural
design to its structuring, materiality, maintenance, and use—has developed
jointly with social politics. We are especially interested in papers that
address education, law, capitalism, labor, science, medicine, leisure,
privacy/security, surveillance, the body, and the environment.

The event will be a 1.5-day virtual symposium to be held Friday through
Saturday, February 17 &18, 2023.  Presenting authors agree to submit a
draft paper by a deadline preceding the event (to facilitate the delivery
of feedback through videoconferencing workshops prior to the event), and a
revised paper for consideration to an edited volume to be published with a
major academic publisher.

To apply: Please send a 300 to 450-word abstract that includes discussion
of research themes/questions, methods, and sources and a 2pp. CV. Please
send (single PDF) to cbi at umn.edu by the *Deadline of April 29, 2022. *(For
accepted applicants, papers will be due Jan. 6, 2023).
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 Program Committee:

Dr. Jeffrey Yost ( <https://cse.umn.edu/cbi/jeffrey-r-yost-phd>@JeffreyYost6
<https://twitter.com/JeffreyYost6>), CBI Dir. & Res. Prof., HSTM, Univ. of
Minnesota <https://cse.umn.edu/cbi/jeffrey-r-yost-phd>

Dr. Gerardo Con Diaz, Assoc. Prof., STS, Univ. of California, Davis &
Stanford Univ. Fellow <https://sts.ucdavis.edu/people/condiaz>

Dr. Honghong Tinn, Asst. Prof., HSTM & ECE, Univ. of Minnesota
<https://cse.umn.edu/hstm/honghong-tinn>

Dr. Colette Perold, Asst. Prof., Media Studies, Univ. of Colorado
<https://www.colorado.edu/cmci/people/media-studies/colette-perold>
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*Jeffrey Yost, Ph.D.         @JeffreyYost6*
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