Co-Designing with Machines

This month’s Ethnography Matters features writers from both the technical and humanities side who think about machines and humans in a symbiotic way. These are practitioners who haven’t fallen for the machines-vs-human binary. They have pushed the boundaries of their work to imagine what a world where computers act more like humans would look like. Above all, these are people who have embraced the complexity of where we’re going, and are encouraging us to adopt a new lens to interact with that complexity.