Keynotes

Accepted talk proposals

The conference schedule and the final version of the abstracts will be available soon.

  • Embracing Impossibility: Computer Science Education for Tomorrow • Atri Rudra and Dalia Antonia Caraballo Muller
  • From research to Deuxfleurs and back again: towards digital service infrastructure as commons • Baptiste Jonglez and Lucien Astié
  • The Curriculum, Undone: Knowledge and Power in Computer Science Education • Benedetta Catanzariti and James Garforth
  • Can We Rigorously and Verifiably Determine How Little the Industry complies with Copyleft Licenses such as GPL? • Bradley Kuhn
  • Computer science first, social sciences second: A critical sociological account of Computational Social Science • Chung-Hong Chan
  • Don’t forget the target: why XAI favors model-centric techniques and neglects the relation with the target object. • Clément Arlotti
  • ICT environmental impact evaluation at sixes and sevens: Leveraging social studies for better use of quantification • Clément Morand, Aurélie Névéol and Anne-Laure Ligozat
  • Civil Society as Epistemic Actors: Challenging Techno-Solutionist Assumptions in Data Center Policy • Corinne Cath and Bárbara Simão
  • The indirect rebound effects of AI as undone science: philosophical reflection on two structural causes • Damien Lacroux, Aurélie Bugeau and Anne-Laure Ligozat
  • Electronic bureaucracy and lack of reflexivity • David Monniaux
  • Scanning the Social Contract: Freedom, Fear, and the Moral Limits of Technological Obedience • Diego F. Aranha and Nikolas Melissaris
  • A critical perspective on the political economy of software: Agile software production in the clouds • Donald Jay Bertulfo and Seda Gürses
  • Radical alternatives for AI • François Levin
  • Undone Codes: Ethics in the ACM 1966-1992 • Jacob Bruggeman and Megan Finn
  • A bias against the present: Recurring sociotechnical difficulties in HCI’s cyclical visions of the future • Jacob Ritchie and Jingyi Li
  • Fragmented Innovation: Anime and the Limits of Computer Science R&D • Jun Kato
  • Germinating Seeds of Computing Systems (Hopefully) Compatible with Planetary Limits : An "Already-there" Example • Lionel Morel and Marie-Pierre Escudié
  • Ineffective Right & Undone Science: the case of the access to administrative algorithms in France • Luc Pellissier and Noé Wagener
  • Undoing computer science through the rethinking of transdisciplinarity • Meenakshi Mani
  • Computer Science as a Humanities Discipline: Recovering the Humanistic Roots of Computation • Michael Piotrowski
  • Undone CS Ethics: Real-world Moral Dilemmas and Responsibilities • Mohamed Abdalla and Catherine Stinson
  • Video streaming: how do the socio-economical models shape our research questions? • Natacha Lapeyroux, Benedicte Toullec, Vincent Carlino, Anne-Cécile Orgerie and Thomas Maugey
  • Cultivating a Historicist Sensibility through Permacomputing • Nils Bonfils and Aarjav Chauhan
  • Who is driving storage research? Questioning the priorities behind SSD research • Ryan Lahfa
  • Towards a systemic framework for assessing the environmental rebound effects of Artificial Intelligence • Simon Delarue
  • Using GenAI-derived majoritarian patterns in legal adjudication • Uri Hacohen and Niva Elkin-Koren
  • Memory Undone: Between Knowing and Not Knowing in Data Systems • Viktoriia Makovska, George Fletcher, Julia Stoyanovich and Tetiana Zakharchenko

The following submissions have been found meriting according to our strict criteria by the programme committee, but could not be included in the schedule due to the time constraints.

  • Camera Cables Impact Pig Welfare & Farm Economics?! Unpacking Machine Learning Production Practices Surfaces Organizational Transformations • Agathe Balayn and Seda Gürses
  • Undone Science in Computer Science: Issues of Ethics, Privacy, and Cognitive Liberty in Computing • Jessica Barfield
  • Undone Transparency: How to Address Blind Spots in AI Governance Caused by Self-Reporting • Shlomi Hod, Maayan Perel, Yonatan Lourie and Niva Elkin-Koren
  • One theory can block another (The case of information) • Didier Vaudène

Journal papers

The following author in the upcoming special issue of Philosophia Scientiæ on Undone Computer Science (to appear) has been invited to give a talk:

  • The Computer Science Undone: How The Social Construction of Disciplinary Boundaries and Disciplinary Hierarchies Shape a Field • Felienne Hermans