Publishing, 2016. — 48 p.
For Machine Use Only expands on the idea of machinic vision, featuring short texts by a range of thinkers, philosophers, and scholars who were asked to contemplate the possibilities and limitations of a world understood and interpreted by algorithmically-driven forms of artificial intelligence. Our increasing reliance on computation requires us to come up with new ways of thinking about automation and its relationship to the politics of knowledge and our knowledge of politics.