Artificial Intelligence Elsewhere

Oxford University Press eBooks(2023)

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Abstract This chapter contributes to scholarship on decolonization, and what it means and requires to decolonize AI, by exploring an alternate cultural perspective on nonhuman intelligence from that portrayed in the more well-known Western canon. It investigates how cultural and traditional systems outside the West have understood and narrated human relations with nonhuman intelligence and enchanted objects, and what this means in relation to global debates around AI and the future of humanity that have—to date—largely centred on Western experiences. The chapter focuses on the transgendered ogbanje—a changeling child or reincarnated spirit—of Nigerian Yoruba and Igbo cultural traditions. Through engagement with the works of Chinwe and Chinua Achebe and Akwaeke Emezi, it explores the role anthropomorphism, representation and gender play in making intelligence culturally identifiable, whether this offers an alternative imaginary for transcending the normative binaries that AI fortifies, and what kind of politics this requires.
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