Hannah Korsmeyer
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 378478 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Hannah Korsmeyer |
| NOMBRES | Hannah |
| APELLIDO | Korsmeyer |
| FIRMA | KORSMEYER H |
| AFILIACIONES | Monash University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8304-4823 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Can AI Dream? The Role of Ethnographic Imagination in Researching Health Care Work Futures With Generative AI
This article explores generative artificial intelligence’s methodological potential in design anthropological futures research, examining how ethnographic imagination extends through speculative artificial intelligence (AI) engagement. Drawing on fieldwork with health care practitioners in regional Australian hospitals, we integrate generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as both methodological tool and epistemic interlocutor within speculativ…
We'd rather have a clean planet than anything else”
The increasing uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) presents both opportunities and challenges for the future electricity grid. Managing the uncertainties associated with EV uptake, charging routines, and household energy consumption patterns is crucial for grid operators to ensure stability and efficiency. This study responds to the prevalent belief within the energy industry that in lieu of effective time-of-use (TOU) tariffs and price-based incen…
Alcohol and Drug Facilitated Sexual Violence
This article presents a study exploring the prevention of alcohol and drug (AOD)-facilitated sexual violence. A participatory action research/appreciative inquiry method, World Café Forum, was used to take a multi-stakeholder approach to explore prevention initiatives. Thirty-two individuals from 14 stakeholder organizations attended. Analysis established five recurring themes, overlayed by power imbalances: education and training; policy-led ini…
Special issue introduction
Future slow mobilities
Automation in electric vehicle futures
In this article we consider how people will live with the automated features of electric vehicles (EVs) in possible futures.We complicate dominant industry and government narratives which: envisage EVs as part of future fully automated systems -involving remote or wireless EV charging, vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home electricity systems; and see these moves as driving a transition to decarbonisation, renewable energy and environmental sustain…
Generative AI and Broken Futures
In this article we consider and demonstrate the use of Generative AI (GenAI) in the design of qualitative futures research materials. We discuss how GenAI, and the speculative futures stories that it can be trained to generate, can be engaged to invoke people's experiences and imaginaries of possible futures. We focus on how GenAI stories can be employed to enable a corrective perspective of anticipatory realism , to disrupt dominant narratives, …
Healthy, safe and comfortable
Health concerns regarding indoor air quality are leading to greater uptake of air purification technologies internationally, alongside the continuing normalisation of air conditioning. With thermal comfort largely considered separately from air quality, the energy sector risks inadequately preparing for the emergence of new indoor air practices and associated ‘needs’. Conceptually grounded in theories of social practice and design anthropological…
Future notification
In a post-pandemic context, everyday life, technology and media have become increasingly focused in the home. This has implications for how people will live with automated and smart technologies in possible futures, for electricity demand, transition to net zero emissions and ultimately planetary health. Here, we explore these unfolding circumstances through the prism of notifications, and their capacity to mediate uncertainties while enabling pe…
Bringing energy futures to life
Automated and absent
Industry builds energy scenarios to help plan and prepare for future uncertainties. Scenarios are a key mechanism for mobilising shared socio-technical imaginations to directly inform future-making and have very real implications for the energy system today. Whose visions and objectives are incorporated into them, and what assumptions they hold, are crucial to understanding the form that futures take. The components included in scenario building …
Building plausible scenarios for future living
Current energy scenario-building techniques often overlook the influence of lifestyles, emerging non-energy technology, and household preferences on energy use. This oversight results in an overreliance on assumptions about individuals to contextualise quantitative energy consumption patterns and speculations on energy technology adoption, tariff responses, and automation acceptance. In response to this gap, this paper presents an innovative mixe…
Design anthropological foresighting
This article introduces design anthropological foresighting. It does so through the example of automated futures and demonstrates how this approach can be applied to investigate, understand and reframe dominant assumptions about how people will live with emerging technologies and energy systems in possible futures. In doing so we: outline the theoretical and methodological principles of design anthropological foresighting, and the implications th…
Understanding feminist anticipation through ‘back-talk’
Bringing energy futures to life
Design anthropological foresighting
This article introduces design anthropological foresighting. It does so through the example of automated futures and demonstrates how this approach can be applied to investigate, understand and reframe dominant assumptions about how people will live with emerging technologies and energy systems in possible futures. In doing so we: outline the theoretical and methodological principles of design anthropological foresighting, and the implications th…
Generative AI and Broken Futures
In this article we consider and demonstrate the use of Generative AI (GenAI) in the design of qualitative futures research materials. We discuss how GenAI, and the speculative futures stories that it can be trained to generate, can be engaged to invoke people's experiences and imaginaries of possible futures. We focus on how GenAI stories can be employed to enable a corrective perspective of anticipatory realism , to disrupt dominant narratives, …
Understanding feminist anticipation through ‘back-talk’
Automation in electric vehicle futures
In this article we consider how people will live with the automated features of electric vehicles (EVs) in possible futures.We complicate dominant industry and government narratives which: envisage EVs as part of future fully automated systems -involving remote or wireless EV charging, vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home electricity systems; and see these moves as driving a transition to decarbonisation, renewable energy and environmental sustain…
Future slow mobilities
Healthy, safe and comfortable
Health concerns regarding indoor air quality are leading to greater uptake of air purification technologies internationally, alongside the continuing normalisation of air conditioning. With thermal comfort largely considered separately from air quality, the energy sector risks inadequately preparing for the emergence of new indoor air practices and associated ‘needs’. Conceptually grounded in theories of social practice and design anthropological…
Future notification
In a post-pandemic context, everyday life, technology and media have become increasingly focused in the home. This has implications for how people will live with automated and smart technologies in possible futures, for electricity demand, transition to net zero emissions and ultimately planetary health. Here, we explore these unfolding circumstances through the prism of notifications, and their capacity to mediate uncertainties while enabling pe…
Automated and absent
Industry builds energy scenarios to help plan and prepare for future uncertainties. Scenarios are a key mechanism for mobilising shared socio-technical imaginations to directly inform future-making and have very real implications for the energy system today. Whose visions and objectives are incorporated into them, and what assumptions they hold, are crucial to understanding the form that futures take. The components included in scenario building …
Building plausible scenarios for future living
Current energy scenario-building techniques often overlook the influence of lifestyles, emerging non-energy technology, and household preferences on energy use. This oversight results in an overreliance on assumptions about individuals to contextualise quantitative energy consumption patterns and speculations on energy technology adoption, tariff responses, and automation acceptance. In response to this gap, this paper presents an innovative mixe…
Understanding feminist anticipation through ‘back-talk’
Automated and absent
Industry builds energy scenarios to help plan and prepare for future uncertainties. Scenarios are a key mechanism for mobilising shared socio-technical imaginations to directly inform future-making and have very real implications for the energy system today. Whose visions and objectives are incorporated into them, and what assumptions they hold, are crucial to understanding the form that futures take. The components included in scenario building …
Building plausible scenarios for future living
Current energy scenario-building techniques often overlook the influence of lifestyles, emerging non-energy technology, and household preferences on energy use. This oversight results in an overreliance on assumptions about individuals to contextualise quantitative energy consumption patterns and speculations on energy technology adoption, tariff responses, and automation acceptance. In response to this gap, this paper presents an innovative mixe…
Design anthropological foresighting
This article introduces design anthropological foresighting. It does so through the example of automated futures and demonstrates how this approach can be applied to investigate, understand and reframe dominant assumptions about how people will live with emerging technologies and energy systems in possible futures. In doing so we: outline the theoretical and methodological principles of design anthropological foresighting, and the implications th…
Healthy, safe and comfortable
Health concerns regarding indoor air quality are leading to greater uptake of air purification technologies internationally, alongside the continuing normalisation of air conditioning. With thermal comfort largely considered separately from air quality, the energy sector risks inadequately preparing for the emergence of new indoor air practices and associated ‘needs’. Conceptually grounded in theories of social practice and design anthropological…
Future notification
In a post-pandemic context, everyday life, technology and media have become increasingly focused in the home. This has implications for how people will live with automated and smart technologies in possible futures, for electricity demand, transition to net zero emissions and ultimately planetary health. Here, we explore these unfolding circumstances through the prism of notifications, and their capacity to mediate uncertainties while enabling pe…
Bringing energy futures to life
We'd rather have a clean planet than anything else”
The increasing uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) presents both opportunities and challenges for the future electricity grid. Managing the uncertainties associated with EV uptake, charging routines, and household energy consumption patterns is crucial for grid operators to ensure stability and efficiency. This study responds to the prevalent belief within the energy industry that in lieu of effective time-of-use (TOU) tariffs and price-based incen…
Alcohol and Drug Facilitated Sexual Violence
This article presents a study exploring the prevention of alcohol and drug (AOD)-facilitated sexual violence. A participatory action research/appreciative inquiry method, World Café Forum, was used to take a multi-stakeholder approach to explore prevention initiatives. Thirty-two individuals from 14 stakeholder organizations attended. Analysis established five recurring themes, overlayed by power imbalances: education and training; policy-led ini…
Special issue introduction
Future slow mobilities
Automation in electric vehicle futures
In this article we consider how people will live with the automated features of electric vehicles (EVs) in possible futures.We complicate dominant industry and government narratives which: envisage EVs as part of future fully automated systems -involving remote or wireless EV charging, vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home electricity systems; and see these moves as driving a transition to decarbonisation, renewable energy and environmental sustain…
Generative AI and Broken Futures
In this article we consider and demonstrate the use of Generative AI (GenAI) in the design of qualitative futures research materials. We discuss how GenAI, and the speculative futures stories that it can be trained to generate, can be engaged to invoke people's experiences and imaginaries of possible futures. We focus on how GenAI stories can be employed to enable a corrective perspective of anticipatory realism , to disrupt dominant narratives, …
Can AI Dream? The Role of Ethnographic Imagination in Researching Health Care Work Futures With Generative AI
This article explores generative artificial intelligence’s methodological potential in design anthropological futures research, examining how ethnographic imagination extends through speculative artificial intelligence (AI) engagement. Drawing on fieldwork with health care practitioners in regional Australian hospitals, we integrate generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as both methodological tool and epistemic interlocutor within speculativ…
Futures contract (10 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Business (6 obras) · Energy (signal processing (5 obras) · Engineering (5 obras) · Innovative Human-Technology Interaction (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Futures studies (4 obras) · Knowledge management (4 obras)