Writings

”Freedom not given but delibertly engineered”
–ELUCID

A mix of philosophical/poetic/technical explorations and fleeting thoughts



06–29–2023       
Ontology = Mathematics??? Badiou’s Militant Ontology and Black NihilismWhat is technical philosophy against or outside of Heidegger? What is ontology outside of Heidegger's poetic framework? Badiou bases his metaontology on the decision that mathematics, specifically Cantor's set theory provides a basis for a fundamental ontology of the pure multiplicity as the way to understand being. 

03–23–2023       
Fetishization of the AI Oracle
The evangelists of AI would have us believe that AI will ultimately make work irrelevant and be the final triumph of capital over labor. My argument is that artificial intelligence has taken on the nature of a fetish object, and there is a need to defetishize the labor underpinning these systems.


02–1–02023       
Technical Ontology and Radical Aesthetics in Design If we think of design as joining the technical and aesthetics to create something with utility, then in order to radically reimagine design we have to first deconstruct it to a philosophy of the technical and aesthetics.


02–1–2023     
Liberatory Poetics:
Speculative thoughts on liberation as a design principle
A collection of speculative thougths on the concept of liberation as a design principle







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Ngozi Harrison

Information Studies PhD Student @ UCLA

 
Ngozi Harrison is a PhD student in Information Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Ngozi UCLA Eugene V. Cota-Robles fellow and fellow with the Center for Race and Digital Justice.

His research focuses on examining the mathematical, conceptual, and logical foundations of information systems and computation. Ngozi seeks to explore non-western logics and modes of computation to develop liberatory frameworks for algorithmic systems. He received his Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems from Menlo College in Atherton, CA. Before returning to the academic world, Ngozi worked at Google specializing in data analysis, equity and inclusion, Adtech and the YouTube ecosystem.

Email address: ngozih [at] g.ucla.edu

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