Human–computer integration is an emerging area in which the boundary between humans
and technology is blurred as users and computers work collaboratively and share agency to …

In recent years, geographers have evinced how infrastructure constitutes the bedrock of
supply chain capitalism and its oppressions. This article interrogates how advanced …

“Big Tech” platform companies like Alphabet (Google), Apple, and Amazon are deeply
invested in the future of automobility—from developing car-specific interfaces and self …

Abstract Using the Ethical Delphi method, this research seeks to understand how
professionals relate to ethical socio-spatial implications of possible widespread autonomous …

This chapter discusses the implications of automation on everyday urban living. It takes the
example of automatic cleaning machines at Singapore's Changi Airport to think more …

Purpose The practical demonstrations and research which led to the preparation of this
paper involved a combination of stakeholder engagement, policy debate and the practical …

It is likely that Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) will have significant social, cultural, spatial and
environmental implications and the interaction between humans, automated vehicles and …

Humans create but do not regulate generative systems of data based programs (so-called
“artificial” intelligence (“AI”) and generative predictive analytics and its models. Humans, at …

This chapter explores AI urbanism as it is enacted and enabled by the drone. Adopting a
feminist approach to interrogate the drone as it enters both the airspace above and domestic …

In this chapter, the rapid response of a fleet of 'Starship'delivery robots during the COVID-19
pandemic becomes an entry point for investigating cybernetic, or rather cybernetic and …