Jill Walker Rettberg is Professor of Digital Culture and Co-Director of the Center for Digital Narrative at the University of Bergen.
‘If you want to understand how machine vision is woven into our lives, from how we perceive the world to how we see ourselves, start here.’ Kate Crawford, author of Atlas of AI ‘This accessibly written book takes the reader on a fascinating journey through the many ways humans have extended their visual perception beyond their embodied capacities. It carefully considers both the promises of machine vision technologies and their more frightening and destructive potential. A refreshing contribution to our understanding of the entangled, evolving relationship between vision and technology.' Kelly Gates, University of California San Diego ‘The nature of the influence exerted by machine vision on society as a whole will be all the more fruitfully considered and discussed with the help of [Rettberg’s] book, which is written in clear and accessible language.' c’t, Magazin für Computertechnik