Call for Submissions - Closed

We are interested in works that take an interdisciplinary approach to explore the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) for human and non-human worlds. Dissertations, works in progress, essays and papers from MA and PhD students are encouraged. It is a unique opportunity to receive feedback on your work and participate in an academic conference with your peers.

We welcome proposals for presentations and panels that address, but are not limited to, the following topics:

What is AI?

• Philosophical explorations of AI
• AI and authorship

The social and cultural impacts of AI

• AI and arts
• AI in medical research
• AI and education
• AI and social media (Recommendation algorithms)
• AI and Advertising

The ethics of AI

• Critiques and harms of AI
• Weaponization of AI
• Decolonizing AI
• AI in diversity, inclusion, and equity
• AI and social justice
• AI policy and regulation

The role of AI in reimagining human-nonhuman relationships

• AI and the workplace
• AI companions

Markets and AI

• Commoditization of AI
• AI in fraud analytics
• AI and cryptocurrency

Interdisciplinary intersections with AI

• Statistics vs AI
• Modern linguistics in the NLP era

The implications of AI for the natural environment and non-human species