About this session本讲介绍
Building on the first session’s discussion of critical geography, this session brings questions of power, representation, and whose knowledge counts into dialogue with humanistic geography’s attention to lived experience and place. How can these perspectives together inform the development and use of GeoAI? Drawing on Yi-Fu Tuan’s ideas about place and experience, this session considers how emotion, meaning, and care can shape research questions and model choices. Mindfulness and phenomenology offer further ways to examine how people encounter AI in everyday life and how these encounters change their relationships with place.承接第一讲对批判地理学的讨论，本讲将权力、表征与知识如何被认可等问题，与人文主义地理学对生活经验和地方意义的关注联系起来，探讨这些视角如何共同为 GeoAI 的发展与使用提供启发。从段义孚关于地方与经验的思想出发，本讲探讨情感、意义与关怀如何影响研究问题和模型选择，并借助正念与现象学视角，思考人们如何在日常生活中与 AI 相遇，以及这些互动如何改变人与地方的关系。
Questions for discussion讨论重点
- How might lived experience and care change what we choose to represent and evaluate in GeoAI?生活经验与关怀如何改变我们在 GeoAI 中选择呈现与评估的内容？
- What can a phenomenological perspective contribute to understanding our interactions with AI?现象学视角能为理解我们与 AI 的互动带来什么？
Required reading必读文献
Optional reading选读材料
- Zhao, B. (2024). Reorient GIScience for a Data-Intensive Society.
- Yi-Fu Tuan / 段义孚
Selected reading on place and experience; specific chapters to be announced.关于地方与经验的选读，具体篇目另行公布。