In my research I explore the practices and infrastructures of contemporary A.I. surveillance technologies and biometrics utilized in policing. Departing from a context of increasing securitization and technological-solutionism, domestically as well as internationally, I critically explore the ways ethnicity and other identity categories are materialized in this specific surveillance of bodies and its implications on organizations of social life and value production.
Max Waleij
PhD student
My research examines the intertwinement of A.I. surveillance technologies, biometrics, and infrastructures situated in a wider context of securitization and segregation.
Biopolitics of A.I. technology, surveillance, and ethnicity
PhD project