Andrew Dana Hudson
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Andrew Dana Hudson is a leading voice at the intersection of speculative fiction, climate futures, and technology policy. His most-cited work, "What can science fiction tell us about the future of artificial intelligence policy?" (40 citations), demonstrates his unique methodology: using narrative analysis to bridge the gap between popular AI tropes—like killer robots—and the real-world policy challenges of automation and machine intelligence. By conducting structured workshops that leverage science fiction as a tool for foresight, Hudson has pioneered a novel approach to technology governance, showing how stories shape our collective understanding of emerging risks. Beyond this paper, his broader research explores how narrative frameworks can inform climate adaptation and sustainable urban planning. A prolific writer and researcher, Hudson’s work sits at the nexus of environmental humanities, critical technology studies, and participatory futures, making him a key figure for students and scholars interested in how storytelling can drive more equitable and resilient policy outcomes.
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