AI for Abolition? A Participatory Design Approach
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| author | Wang, Carolyn Epps, Avriel Ferrari, Taylor Ames, Ra |
| author_facet | Wang, Carolyn Epps, Avriel Ferrari, Taylor Ames, Ra |
| contents | The abolitionist community faces challenges from both the carceral state and oppressive technologies which, by empowering the ruling class who have the resources to develop artificial intelligence (AI), serve to entrench societal inequities even more deeply. This paper presents a case study in participatory design with transformative and restorative justice practitioners with the goal of designing an AI system to support their work. By co-designing an evaluation framework for large language models with the practitioners, we hope to push back against the exclusionary status quo of AI and extent AI's potentiality to a historically marginalized community. |
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| spellingShingle | AI for Abolition? A Participatory Design Approach Wang, Carolyn Epps, Avriel Ferrari, Taylor Ames, Ra Human-Computer Interaction The abolitionist community faces challenges from both the carceral state and oppressive technologies which, by empowering the ruling class who have the resources to develop artificial intelligence (AI), serve to entrench societal inequities even more deeply. This paper presents a case study in participatory design with transformative and restorative justice practitioners with the goal of designing an AI system to support their work. By co-designing an evaluation framework for large language models with the practitioners, we hope to push back against the exclusionary status quo of AI and extent AI's potentiality to a historically marginalized community. |
| title | AI for Abolition? A Participatory Design Approach |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07156 |