Recent scholarship in AI ethics warns that computing work has treated problematic features of the status quo as fixed,  failing to address and even exacerbate deep patterns of injustice and inequality. Acknowledging these critiques, we ask: what roles, if any, can computing play to support and advance fundamental social change? We articulate four such roles -- computing as

Recent scholarship in AI ethics warns that computing work has treated problematic features of the status quo as fixed,  failing to address and even exacerbate deep patterns of injustice and inequality. Acknowledging these critiques, we ask: what roles, if any, can computing play to support and advance fundamental social change? We articulate four such roles -- computing as