Examining Solidarity Against AI-Enabled Surveillance at the Intersection of Workplace and Carceral Realities
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| author | McErlean, Morgan Sum, Cella M. Venkatagiri, Sukrit Fox, Sarah E. |
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| contents | As panoptical, AI-driven surveillance becomes a norm, everyone is impacted. In a reality where all people fall victim to these technologies, establishing links and solidarity is essential to fighting back. Two groups facing rising and targeted surveillance are workers and individuals impacted by the carceral system. Through preliminary data collection from a worker-surveillance lens, our findings reveal several cases of these surveillance infrastructures intersecting. Continuation of our work will involve collecting cases from a carceral-centered lens. Driven by a community-facing analysis of the overlap in the AI-driven surveillance experienced by workers and individuals impacted by the carceral system, we will facilitate discussions with restorative justice activists around cultivating solidarity and empowerment focused on the interconnected nature of workplace and carceral surveillance technologies. |
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| spellingShingle | Examining Solidarity Against AI-Enabled Surveillance at the Intersection of Workplace and Carceral Realities McErlean, Morgan Sum, Cella M. Venkatagiri, Sukrit Fox, Sarah E. Human-Computer Interaction As panoptical, AI-driven surveillance becomes a norm, everyone is impacted. In a reality where all people fall victim to these technologies, establishing links and solidarity is essential to fighting back. Two groups facing rising and targeted surveillance are workers and individuals impacted by the carceral system. Through preliminary data collection from a worker-surveillance lens, our findings reveal several cases of these surveillance infrastructures intersecting. Continuation of our work will involve collecting cases from a carceral-centered lens. Driven by a community-facing analysis of the overlap in the AI-driven surveillance experienced by workers and individuals impacted by the carceral system, we will facilitate discussions with restorative justice activists around cultivating solidarity and empowerment focused on the interconnected nature of workplace and carceral surveillance technologies. |
| title | Examining Solidarity Against AI-Enabled Surveillance at the Intersection of Workplace and Carceral Realities |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.06537 |