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Jack Linchuan Qiu

Temporality and the Making of the Chinese Digital Working Class

by Jack Linchuan Qiu

With the help of digital media platforms, location-based services, and artificial intelligence (AI), the Chinese government has dramatically strengthened social control over the spatial movement of its people and the evolving geography of its cities and countryside. This article, however, contends that if we shift attention from spatiality to temporality while examining the making and unmaking of China’s digital working class...

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