Matteo Pasquinelli is a distinguished Associate Professor in the Philosophy of Science at Ca’ Foscari University in Venice, where he leads the ERC research project AIMODELS. His academic work delves into the intersections of technology, politics, and culture, reflecting a profound engagement with the historical and economic contexts of artificial intelligence. Pasquinelli is renowned for his critical studies, including his recent book, "The Eye of the Master: A Social History of Artificial Intelligence," published by Verso Books.

His research spans various themes, from the political economy of automation to the implications of algorithmic logic on contemporary society. Recent publications include insightful articles on topics like the historical evolution of algorithms and their societal impacts, as seen in prestigious journals such as "Tecnoscienza" and "AI and Society." Through his scholarly contributions, Pasquinelli invites a deeper understanding of how technology shapes human experiences and social structures in the Anthropocene era. For updates on his work, follow his presence on social media.