in our ethnography of #ICU innovation, this attempt stems from the appraisal of nurses' work as #attention. we need better terms to think about #care work in the context of innovation: here, we propose #attunement as a way to appraise the embodied and open-ended dimensions of their practices
wake up babe, the last article from my phd just dropped
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we talk about the dangers of mobilizing #machinelearning as an answer to #workforce #shortages in #medicine. narratives of #efficiency through #data disregard the centrality of invisible #care and data work
@amoorelouise.bsky.social thank you! this means so much— your work has been such a huge source inspiration throughout my PhD
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This piece made me furious. Nurses are asked to *bid* on shifts, offering to work lower and lower wages, and then the app can fail and not pay them at all. We don't have a nursing shortage, we have a shortage of good jobs sane humans are willing to work. rooseveltinstitute.org/publications...
I am collecting examples of the most thoughtful writing about generative AI published in 2024. What’s yours? They can be insightful for commentary, smart critique, or just because it shifted the conversation. I’ll post some of mine below as I go through them. #criticalAI
With input from friends, I’ve made a starter pack of early-career researchers across digital geography, STS, and critical AI studies. It isn’t meant to be definitive or exhaustive (though somewhat arbitrary at this stage), so please feel free to comment your own or others’ names for inclusion!
