Algorithmic Reason: Tobias Blanke interviewed by Puspa Damai

Tobias Blanke is a Distinguished University Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Humanities at the University of Amsterdam. His academic background is in moral philosophy and computer science. Tobias’ principal research interests lie in the development and research of artificial intelligence and big data devices as well as infrastructures for research, particularly in the human sciences. Recently, he has also extensively published on ethical questions of AI like predictive policing or algorithmic otherings, as well as critical digital practices and engagement with digital platforms. Tobias’s most recent book is on the socio-economic position of AI called 'Algorithmic Reason - the Government of Self and Other.’ The following interview is based on Tobias’ conversations with Critical Humanities’ Editor-in-Chief, Puspa Damai.