Technologies have been theorised to understand their powers to produce spacetimes–
notably through Bernard Stiegler's reading of technics as constitutive of human ontology …

While feminist geographers have long aimed to trouble the conceptions of the city/home
(and, by extension, public/private) divides, the digital city and the digital home are still often …

This article reviews geographic work on artificial intelligence in the context of labor,
surveillance, and activism, paying particular attention to developing strengths, as well as …

Housing's value is contested, with discussions including the economic value of housing
through literature on assetisation and financialisation, social value in debates about housing …

In my previous progress reports I suggested that geographers might attend more to the leaky
boundaries of 'science'and 'technology'and to their imbrications in the mundane spaces of …

Emotional Geographies has so much further to go in its analysis of social media data. It was
recently estimated that more than 5 billion people in the world owned a smart device of …

Jakarta is widely lauded by global consultancies, technology giants and critical scholars as
an increasingly important 'smart'city. One of the reasons for this is the attempted use by state …

Data annotation remains the sine qua non of machine learning and AI. Recent empirical
work on data annotation has begun to highlight the importance of rater diversity for fairness …

Ecological collapse and the proliferation of digitally mediated relations are two conjoined
elements of the 'technonatural present', which pose varied challenges and openings for the …

As natural resource extraction moves into increasingly remote frontiers, rapidly proliferating
technologies associated with digitization and automation are respatializing technical and …