Does the Internet Feed Off of Women’s Bodies? How algorithms, AI, and platforms profit from the exploitation and silencing of women
From facial recognition bias to AI-generated sexual violence and reproductive health censorship, digital systems increasingly shape how women’s bodies and voices appear online. As platforms prioritize engagement and profit, algorithmic infrastructures are amplifying exploitation, surveillance, and the silencing of feminist and reproductive health information.
The Hidden Labor of Hong Kong: Care Work Amidst Tragedy and Repression
A personal account of the Wang Fuk Court fire in Hong Kong, tracing how preventable disaster, information control, and political pressure shape what can be seen, said, and remembered. The essay centers the often-invisible care work of migrant women and communities who sustain life amid silence and neglect.
How We Bear Witness to the Siege of Minneapolis
An essay on how algorithms, disinformation, and generative AI distort reality in moments of violence. When truth is overwritten by hyperreality, victims are forced to exist in both the real and the fabricated at once.
Victims of Algorithmic Hyperreality: One Real Death, Infinite Fabrications
An essay on how algorithms, disinformation, and generative AI distort reality in moments of violence. When truth is overwritten by hyperreality, victims are forced to exist in both the real and the fabricated at once.
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