ABSTRACT A growing number of robots perform religious practices. Consequently, a lot of
research is already done on robots and religion. What has been missing from the current …

What happens when caring for the ageing population is so devalued that robots are
deployed to care for our elders? We examine the growing employment of companion robots …

As natural resource extraction moves into increasingly remote frontiers, rapidly proliferating
technologies associated with digitization and automation are respatializing technical and …

Reflecting on Leszczynski and Elwood's theorization of glitch epistemology, this commentary
argues for epistemological approaches to the question of (artificial) intelligence in …

This report focuses on moral description. It considers how comparative practices often
entangle moral geography in philosophical dilemmas, such as debates over moral …

The UK appears fixed in perpetual care crisis propelled by austerity-driven funding cuts and
the country's intensifying care labour shortage. Austerity in the UK has generated an …

Being affected in on-demand platform urbanism is a primary site of politics, not an aftereffect
that happens once capitalism has had its way. To make this argument, this article begins by …

Through the enrolment of big data, deep learning, sensor fusion, and computer vision
technologies, Amazon Go and similar shops pursue the automated management of retail …

Recently, the concept of mobile labour has garnered increasing attention among mobilities
scholars. Yet, the preponderance of research has emphasised workers' movements that are …

Speaking to debates on how digital automation is changing people's capacities, my
commentary affirms the value of surveying the myriad dispositions to automation that are …