Me:chine : Human identity in the age of AI
Me:chine is Tracey Follows’ doctrine on the interplay between human identity and machine systems, highlighting what remains unmachinable as AI reshapes society and the self at home and at work.
The Me:chine framework distinguishes between what can be made machinable - data, behaviour, credentials, tasks - and what remains unmachinable: perception, intuition, meaning, imagination and agency. It explores how these two dimensions of the self are increasingly forced to coexist inside technical systems.
The Me:chine Age is a series of field notes and essays that explain and explore Me:chine.
The Me:chine Institute is the organisational structure which holds the principles and curricula of Me:chine - coming soon.
The Me:chine Dialogues is the latest series in an award-winning podcast.

