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The Inner World of Artificial Intelligence, edited by Elham Bahmanteymouri, Mohsen Mohammadzadeh, and Fabio Morreale, offers a critical and interdisciplinary exploration of how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the contemporary world. Bringing together leading and emerging scholars from planning, engineering, economics, philosophy, computer science, and media studies, the book examines the hidden infrastructures, political economies, and spatial imaginaries that underpin AI. It invites readers to look beyond technical narratives, uncovering how AI operates as both a transformative technology and a socio-political force.
Structured around three interconnected sections - Hidden and Subsumed Humans in AI, Political Economies and Fantasies of AI, and AI, Urban Knowledge, and the Repressed Real - the volume explores how AI functions simultaneously as technology, ideology, and social relation. Contributors reveal how intelligent systems mediate labour, governance, and everyday life, exposing both the promises and contradictions of automation and digitalisation. The book also analyses AI's entanglements with global urbanisation, environmental change, and shifting power relations across regions, including the Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Americas.
Offering a critical yet accessible perspective, The Inner World of Artificial Intelligence serves as an invaluable reference for academics, professionals, and policymakers interested in understanding AI's technical, social, spatial, and ethical implications. It will appeal to readers in planning, economics, political science, engineering, and the social sciences who seek to navigate and shape the complex human-AI relationship in an age of accelerating technological transformation.
Contents
1 - Editorial Introduction. The Inner World of Artificial Intelligence Section 1 - Hidden and Subsumed Humans in Artificial Intelligence 2 - Human Subsumption in Training Datasets for Music Generation 3 - Authorship, Ownership, Authority, Validation and Creativity through AI 4 - Humanness in the context of Artificial Intelligence: Performative imaginaries in popular science narratives 5 - Reclaiming Agency! Algoactivism beyond resistance: appropriation and enactment in workplace AI systems Section 2 - Political Economies and Fantasies of AI 6 - AI in the Shadow of Big Other: Planning, Power, and the Locus of Control 7 - Land for AI: Data Center Real Estate Markets 8 Artificial Intelligence and Surveillance in the City: Implications for Urban Governance, Democracy and Power 9 - Can artificial intelligence facilitate faster development assessment? The case of an early adopter program 10 - AI and the Governance of Risk: Fantasies, Safety, and Situated Futures Section 3 - AI, Urban Knowledge, and the Repressed Real11 - UrbanArtificial Intelligence and Planning: Symbolic and Imaginary Representations and the RepressedReal 12 From Urban Surveillance to Urban Care13 - Tackling the Bias Problem at the Design Stage: Empirical Evidence from the CommuniCity project14 - Tackling the Bias Problem at the Design Stage: Empirical Evidence from the CommuniCity project, Kristina Khutsishivili15 - From Classical Models to Intelligent Systems: AI and Machine Learning in Transportation Planning
