We must recognize that the fight against unregulated, predatory AI models is not merely a niche legal battle over copyright infringement or digital licensing. It is a deeply political, inherently decolonial struggle. It is a continuation of the exact same resistance that indigenous and colonized communities have been waging for centuries against the institutional forces that seek to commodify, centralize, and erase human history.
Category: Decolonial perspectives
The Science of What We Eat: Why Ultra-Processed People is a Must-Listen
From the engineered addiction of UPFs to Nestlé’s ‘floating supermarkets’ in the Amazon, Chris van Tulleken’s Ultra-Processed People tackles the capitalist food machine head-on. But in a decolonial, anti-racist space, even the best scientific critiques deserve a critical eye. Read my full review of the book, the brilliant audiobook experience, and my one major disappointment.
This Hybrid Reads 