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[Commlist] cfp: Self-(un)-fulfilling Prophecy: Navigating the Ambiguity of Gen AI - Society for Social Studies of Science (4S)

Mon Jan 06 22:30:34 GMT 2025






Call for Papers

Title: “Self-(un)-fulfilling Prophecy: Navigating the Ambiguity of Gen AI”

Open Panel #59  at the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S)

Seattle, Washington, September 3 – 7 2025


Application

Deadline: January 31st

Submission: https://www.4sonline.org/call_for_submissions_seattle.php

Contact: (maxime.harvey /at/ inrs.ca)


Organizers: Maxime Harvey, Etienne Grenier, Nicolas Chartier Edwards, INRS.


Short Abstract (See attachment for the long format abstract.)

The introduction of AI models into a variety of milieux and practices created a ripple effect that destabilized social orders. Despite the promise-driven economy of the technological sector, the gospel of wealth preached by its spokespeople still remains an unfulfilled prophecy. How do organizations and individuals, whether within the realm of politics, culture, economy or science, adapt to the current flow of generative AI deployment?

This panel aims to study how groupings, whether political, cultural, scientific or economic, respond to the prophecies of AI inside their own operations. It specifically addresses how such groupings adapt to GenAI’s reverberations, whether they are structuring or destructuring, or both, and how sociology can study these moments of ambiguous reconfiguration. Taking the form of a traditional open panel, we welcome contributions from a wide variety of disciplines to further the understanding of GenAI’s transversal deployment and consequence.


Guidelines

Submissions to open panels should be presented in the form of abstracts of up to 250 words. Your abstract should include a brief description of the main arguments, methods and contributions to STS. It should clearly state how your submission connects to the open panel as well as the broader conference theme.

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