Decoloniality in the Age of AI: Intersectionality and Divergence

Exploring the enduring legacy of colonialism as it transitions through postcolonialism and neocolonialism, shaping identity, culture, and indigeneity, Hamid H. Kazeroony reveals how power structures, representation, and justice continue to be influenced by these forces, especially in the evolving landscape of AI.

Covering the rise of AI—driven data biases, extractive business models, and the persistence of Western—centric knowledge production, chapters highlight how AI can be leveraged to disrupt global inequalities, promoting intellectual and cultural equity. Topics include global governance, the ethical implications of AI, and the potential for AI to reorient entrenched colonial power structures, offering a nuanced exploration of how AI can help foster social justice and responsible management.

It provides a valuable resource for those seeking to understand and dismantle the colonial mindset in the digital age.