Making Kin with the Machines · Journal of Design and Science
- Kānaka maoli (Hawaiian people) ontologies have much to offer if we are to reconceptualize AI-human relations. Multiplicities are nuanced and varied, certainly more aesthetically pleasurable than singularities. Rather than holding AI separate or beneath, might we consider how we cultivate reciprocal relationships using a kānaka maoli reframing of AI as ʻĀIna. ʻĀIna is a play on the word ʻāina (Hawaiian land) and suggests we should treat these relations as we would all that nourishes and supports us.
Tasks
- More on the Interactions article – progress!
- Library run – done
- Groceries – tomorrow. Don’t feel like dealing with the rain.
SBIRs
- 9:00 standup – done
- Working PySide6 – progress
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