Panel 11. Critical Hype Studies: Towards a Collaborative and Unified Approach

Convenors:
Vassilis Galanos, University of Stirling
Andreu Belsunces, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

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ID 136 – “Strong Opinions, Weakly Held”: Hype as a part of Speculative Finance in Silicon Valley
Michelle Venetucci, Yale University

ID 550 – Beyond anti-intellectual bullshit: Can we do hype responsibly?
Danielle Shanley, Universiteit Maastricht
Darian Meacham, Universiteit Maastricht

ID 590 – The Hype of Risk: Unpacking the Social Construction of Cybersecurity in Norway
Olga Usachova, Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet

ID 610 – Hype at work: Exploring the role of technological expectations in the reshaping of work
Robbie James, University of Bristol

ID 788 – Space Related Worlds of Labour within Socio-technical Change
Teresa Hoefgen, Fachhochschule Frankfurt am Main

ID 836 – Not just a ride on the hype train: how machine learning researchers and practitioners navigate AI hype
Oksana Dorofeeva, Aarhus Universitet

ID 850 – Looking into AI Hypes: AI Professionals’ Reflections on Hype & Problematising the Hype Abundance
Jason Kalathas, University College Dublin