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The Handbook on the Sociology of Artificial Intelligence from Emerald Publishers seeks submissions that offer an in-depth overview of the major trends in the field, addressing both the societal causes and effects of artificial intelligence. It aims to systematically explore Al's sociological dimensions, to feature a theory-driven review of recent research, presenting approaches to investigating artificial intelligence as it transforms society, culture, and human relations. This peer-reviewed Handbook invites manuscripts that bridge disciplinary divides, foster interdisciplinary collaboration essential for addressing the societal challenges posed by Al. Topics may include evolution of AI, theoretical and philosophical foundations to practical applications, ethics of data collection, teaching a sociology of Al, debunking AI myths, governance for equitable Al, social justice, and social inequalities. Read the full call for papers here. Submit abstract (300 words and bio) by October 10, 20
The Ann Johnson Institute (AJl) for Science, Technology and Society at the University of South Carolina welcomes applications for a one-day book manuscript workshop to be held in the Winter/Spring Term 2025. The deadline for applications is 1 March 2024. In its fifth year, these annual workshops target individuals at any career stage who have not previously published a monograph. We are happy to consider individuals with or without publishing contracts. The successful applicant will have a first-time book manuscript near completion at the time of applying. We will invite up to three senior experts in the author's field. A small group of relevant local experts may also attend. If interested, please apply via: https://universityofsouthcarolina- yrckc.formstack.com/forms/book_manuscript_ workshop Workshop format • The successful applicant will be expected to deliver a full draft of their manuscript to all workshop participants no later than one month before the workshop convenes • During
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Please join us for a SKAT Virtual Authors Meet Readers Event next month! The event will be held on Friday, November 17, 5:00pm-6:30pm ET (note updated time from the save-the-date announcement). The book: Decolonize Self-Care Authors: Alyson Spurgas and Zoë Meleo-Erwin Readers: Kelly Moore, Sheena Sood, and Catherine Tan See our event website for additional details and to register (i.e., put in your name and email address to receive the Zoom link): https://bioethics.unc.edu/talk/decolonize-self-care/ Or register here directly: https://tinyurl.com/ysx34fgp