Renxuan Liu
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Dr. Renxuan Liu is a visionary scholar at the intersection of feminist technology studies, labor futures, and critical design. Their most-cited work, "Collective Imaginaries for the Futures of Care Work" (2024, 3 citations), offers a groundbreaking framework for reimagining how automation, AI, and mixed reality might transform care labor—not as a replacement for human connection, but as a tool for revaluing this essential, often invisible reproductive work. Liu’s research challenges techno-solutionist narratives by centering collective, participatory imagination as a method for designing equitable futures. By interrogating how emerging technologies could reshape physical, emotional, and developmental support systems, Liu bridges critical theory with actionable design principles. Their work has quickly gained traction among scholars in STS, feminist economics, and human-computer interaction, positioning them as a rising voice in debates about the future of work. Liu’s contributions are particularly notable for their insistence that care—too often marginalized in tech discourse—must be a central lens for building just, post-capitalist societies.
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- 1Collective Imaginaries for the Futures of Care Work3 citations · 2024