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									<p><strong>Abstract</strong><br> In this workshop we present the 'DARC library', a collection of collective readings. The library relates to numerous other' shadow libraries', but specifically addresses what it means to render research, to give research 'format', and the&nbsp; limitations of though and action induced by conventional research infrastructures. Moving our workshop to Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UNAM, Mexico City, we invite you to explore our way of working. We are asking participants to collectively read and discuss a selected text by South African scholar Rachel Adams, addressing questions of artificial intelligence in relation to decolonial(ity). The text belongs to a series of reading sessions on the topic "another AI", and in particular into questioning the universality of AI. Here, we identify a need to describe AI in alternative ways and to explore information-theoretic concepts through the ways that they are interpreted in other cultural contexts. We know, for instance, very little of AI’s role among technologists, policy-makers and commentators who live in the Global South; and what might this imply for our own research? Open questions for the workshop are, for example, is there a Mexican or Latinamerican AI? How does it differ from other regional or global readings? What are the politics associated with these situated AIs?</p>
<p>The workshop is organized by&nbsp;Digital Aesthetics Research Center (DARC) and SHAPE - Shaping Digital Citizenship.</p>
								
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