
TL;DR
This paper uses the concept of ideology to analyze how AI development reflects social, economic, and political ideas, highlighting ideological shifts and questioning current corporate-university collaborations.
Contribution
It offers a novel ideological framework to critique AI development and examines the implications of current institutional collaborations.
Findings
Identifies ideological shifts in AI development
Questions the benefit of corporate-university collaborations for labor and public
Provides a critical perspective on AI's social and political implications
Abstract
We develop a conceptualization of ideology, in which a system of ideas represents social, economic, and political relationships. We use ideology as a lens for understanding and critiquing intersecting social, economic, and political aspects of how 'AI' technologies are being developed. We observe ideological shifts. We question that the present tangling of corporate and university objectives is beneficial to labor, particularly computer science students, and the general public.
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