Slow Tech, Hi-Craft
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"Slow Tech, Hi-Craft" demonstrates how different ways of slowing down, from walking to animating, can be generative for climate action.

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Slowing Down AI with Speculative Friction (Bogdana Rakova) offers a critical look at the temporal dynamics of how AI enters our lives.

River Walks, Mutual Aid and Open Futures (Siddharth Agarwal) reflects on the power of unobserved boundaries, slowing down, and mutual aid in creating an open future.

Enough (Michelle Cheripka) is an animated essay reflecting on the role of language and tweening in imagining new futures.

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