In this post, Jessica Vitak and Michael Zimmer reflect on their article ‘Power, Stress, and Uncertainty: Experiences with and Attitudes toward Workplace Surveillance During a Pandemic’, which appeared in the 21(1) issue of Surveillance &…

The politics of mentoring

In the dialogue below, Assistant Professor Alexander McClelland and PhD student Lizzie Hughes discuss their…

How does it feel to be under surveillance?

In this post, Jasmin Dall’Agnola reflects on her piece ‘Fieldwork Under Surveillance…

AI and Surveillance in Higher Education

In this post, Mark Swartz and Kelly McElroy reflect on their piece ‘The “Academicon”: AI…

Making Smart Things Strange Again

In the post below, Vivien Butot, Gabriele Jacobs, Petra Saskia Bayerl, Josué Amador, and Pendar…

AI and the Administration of Welfare

In this post, Mike Zajko reflects on his piece ‘Automated Government Benefits and Welfare…