Design Anthropological Filmmaking for Automated Futures

Design Anthropological Filmmaking for Automated Futures

In this article I introduce the theory and practice of Design Anthropological Filmmaking as a mode of actively proposing alternative possibilities to the technological solutionist narratives and imaginaries that dominate industry, government and policy narratives about automated futures. I argue for...

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Smart buildings
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