… of human, rather than machine, intelligence? To answer that question, we can turn to the
one sociological theorist who most addressed questions of mind: George Herbert Mead. …

… artificial intelligence (Al) programs absorb and redefine social practices when deployed in
settings where knowledge and intelligence … formulation to models of mind is striking precisely …

… by funding agencies; and, in broader academic and cultural terms, to monopolise the ‘means
of orientation’ through which we think and speak about matters concerning the human mind…

… In recent years, there has been a renewed hype about artificial intelligence (AI). AI technology
is attracting immense public attention as more and more real and tangible applications are …

… It intends to provide a sociological conception of AI, ie understanding … sociology and the
fields that deal traditionally with the subject of AI, such as computer science, philosophy of mind, …

… This article explores the sociology of artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on interactions between
social actors and … It is better to avoid presuppositions attached to mind/brain distinctions. …

… they made contact with some sociologists, struck up a … quid between sociology and distributed
artificial intelligence (… for the development of intelligent computer technologies, specifically …

… Using abstract structures "in the mind" we create representations of pictures, persons,
events, sentences, sounds etc. Sociological modules that correspond to individual or collective …

… sociological imagination? Dealing with the social aspects of the technological, especially in
the field of artificial intelligence … George Herbert Mead’s sociology of mind, and I will consider …

Purpose What is the future of work going to look like? The aim of this paper is to show how
the sociology of expectations (SE) – which deals with the power of visions – can make …