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Living with and Through Artificially Intelligent Virtual Personal Assistants: Subservience, Simultaneity and Surveillance in Late-Capitalist Cairo
The global technological field has witnessed a computing shift - from focusing on human-device use to focusing on human-device ambient and social interaction. This shift is notably accompanied by a societal one that increases desire and dependency on everyday smart technologies powered by artificial...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2021
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