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Langdon Winner
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Langdon Winner is a political theorist of technology known for foundational work analyzing cyberlibertarianism and the ideological dimensions of technical systems. The course readings position him as a central figure in mapping how libertarian philosophy has shaped AI and digital culture, particularly through his critical examination of how technology encodes political values. His work enables instructors to interrogate claims of technological neutrality and trace how design choices reflect underlying power structures relevant to understanding contemporary AI ethics and governance.
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