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Infrastructure and its Discontents: Contestations of Power in Canada's AI Governance Scaffold
This paper develops a critical theoretical framework for understanding national Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategies through the lens of "Governance as Infrastructure." Integrating insights from Infrastructure Studies, Science and Technology Studies (STS), this paper employs Black Feminist Techno
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