Alice  Fox is an interdisciplinary scholar often working at the intersections of ethics, STS, and media studies. Her most recent publications and presentations have been on topics from representations of disability in video games to AI policy surrounding DeepFakes. Alice has been fortunate to work with incredible students from around the US, including George Mason University, the University of Virginia, Stanford University, and Virginia Tech. In between her work and real life demands, she tries to find time to play video games, advocate for change, and garden.Darryl Cressman is a philosopher of technology whose background and interests are quite varied. His current research focuses on the history of the philosophy of technology and he has published books and articles on critical theory and technology, sound studies, media theory, musical culture, and the history of technology.

• Introduction.- Chapter 1. (How) Do Artefacts Have Politics? (Re-)Tracing the Ontic and the Ontological in Winner’s.- Chapter 2. Artificial Intentions: Winner’s Inherently Political Artifacts, AI and Government.- Chapter 3. Artifacts’ Agency | Designers’ Agency.- Chapter 4. “Do Artifacts Have Politics?”: From Material to Immaterial Dimensions of Urban Infrastructures.- Chapter 5. The Politics of Type 1 Diabetes Management.- Chapter 6. Power and Politics in the Design of Autonomous and AI-Enabled Weapons.- Chapter 7. Technical Alienation, AI, and Autonomous Technology.- Chapter 8. Are We Still Sleepwalking? Rethinking Technological Somnambulism in the Age of AI.- Chapter 9. Invasive Laboratories: A Critique of Induced Vulnerability in the Retail Atmospherics Literature.- Chapter 10. On Bullshit Engines' Politics.- Chapter 11. We Are All Now the Whale and the Reactor, We Are All Now the Coalfields.- Chapter 12. Technological Politics and the Rhetorical Situation.

Alice  Fox is an interdisciplinary scholar often working at the intersections of ethics, STS, and media studies. Her most recent publications and presentations have been on topics from representations of disability in video games to AI policy surrounding DeepFakes. Alice has been fortunate to work with incredible students from around the US, including George Mason University, the University of Virginia, Stanford University, and Virginia Tech. In between her work and real life demands, she tries to find time to play video games, advocate for change, and garden.Darryl Cressman is a philosopher of technology whose background and interests are quite varied. His current research focuses on the history of the philosophy of technology and he has published books and articles on critical theory and technology, sound studies, media theory, musical culture, and the history of technology.

• Introduction.- Chapter 1. (How) Do Artefacts Have Politics? (Re-)Tracing the Ontic and the Ontological in Winner’s.- Chapter 2. Artificial Intentions: Winner’s Inherently Political Artifacts, AI and Government.- Chapter 3. Artifacts’ Agency | Designers’ Agency.- Chapter 4. “Do Artifacts Have Politics?”: From Material to Immaterial Dimensions of Urban Infrastructures.- Chapter 5. The Politics of Type 1 Diabetes Management.- Chapter 6. Power and Politics in the Design of Autonomous and AI-Enabled Weapons.- Chapter 7. Technical Alienation, AI, and Autonomous Technology.- Chapter 8. Are We Still Sleepwalking? Rethinking Technological Somnambulism in the Age of AI.- Chapter 9. Invasive Laboratories: A Critique of Induced Vulnerability in the Retail Atmospherics Literature.- Chapter 10. On Bullshit Engines' Politics.- Chapter 11. We Are All Now the Whale and the Reactor, We Are All Now the Coalfields.- Chapter 12. Technological Politics and the Rhetorical Situation.

Alice  Fox is an interdisciplinary scholar often working at the intersections of ethics, STS, and media studies. Her most recent publications and presentations have been on topics from representations of disability in video games to AI policy surrounding DeepFakes. Alice has been fortunate to work with incredible students from around the US, including George Mason University, the University of Virginia, Stanford University, and Virginia Tech. In between her work and real life demands, she tries to find time to play video games, advocate for change, and garden.Darryl Cressman is a philosopher of technology whose background and interests are quite varied. His current research focuses on the history of the philosophy of technology and he has published books and articles on critical theory and technology, sound studies, media theory, musical culture, and the history of technology.

• Introduction.- Chapter 1. (How) Do Artefacts Have Politics? (Re-)Tracing the Ontic and the Ontological in Winner’s.- Chapter 2. Artificial Intentions: Winner’s Inherently Political Artifacts, AI and Government.- Chapter 3. Artifacts’ Agency | Designers’ Agency.- Chapter 4. “Do Artifacts Have Politics?”: From Material to Immaterial Dimensions of Urban Infrastructures.- Chapter 5. The Politics of Type 1 Diabetes Management.- Chapter 6. Power and Politics in the Design of Autonomous and AI-Enabled Weapons.- Chapter 7. Technical Alienation, AI, and Autonomous Technology.- Chapter 8. Are We Still Sleepwalking? Rethinking Technological Somnambulism in the Age of AI.- Chapter 9. Invasive Laboratories: A Critique of Induced Vulnerability in the Retail Atmospherics Literature.- Chapter 10. On Bullshit Engines' Politics.- Chapter 11. We Are All Now the Whale and the Reactor, We Are All Now the Coalfields.- Chapter 12. Technological Politics and the Rhetorical Situation.