  This paper introduces Enactive Artificial Intelligence (eAI) as an
intersectional gender-inclusive stance towards AI. AI design is an enacted
human sociocultural practice that reflects human culture and values.
Unrepresentative AI design could lead to social marginalisation. Section 1,
drawing from radical enactivism, outlines embodied cultural practices. In
Section 2, explores how intersectional gender intertwines with technoscience as
a sociocultural practice. Section 3 focuses on subverting gender norms in the
specific case of Robot-Human Interaction in AI. Finally, Section 4 identifies
four vectors of ethics: explainability, fairness, transparency, and
auditability for adopting an intersectionality-inclusive stance in developing
gender-inclusive AI and subverting existing gender norms in robot design.
