Coming Soon
The Journal of AI, Society, and Critique (JASC) is a forthcoming peer-reviewed, biannual journal published by the Center for AI, Society, and Critique. The journal is currently in development and will launch as a dedicated venue for theoretically grounded, interdisciplinary scholarship on artificial intelligence and its societal consequences.
JASC is conceived as a space for work that resists technological determinism and challenges celebratory or purely instrumental accounts of AI. It seeks to foreground critical perspectives that examine how AI systems shape power, meaning, social relations, and forms of life.
Aims and Scope (forthcoming)
Once launched, JASC will publish original research articles that:
Critically interrogate the social, cultural, political, and psychological dimensions of AI
Combine conceptual analysis with empirical or interpretive research
Examine issues of power, ideology, inequality, manipulation, and domination
Engage with critical theory, philosophy, sociology, media studies, and related fields
Question dominant technological narratives and assumptions
The journal will welcome contributions that address AI not only as a set of tools, but as a cultural and ideological infrastructure embedded in contemporary societies.
