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New section, created July 2017: how do protocols and algorithms increasingly govern our world, for good or ill; and how we can change it, for example through [[Design Justice]] | New section, created July 2017: how do protocols and algorithms increasingly govern our world, for good or ill; and how we can change it, for example through [[Design Justice]] | ||
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"We need to ask then not only how algorithmic automation works today (mainly in terms of control and monetization, feeding the debt economy) but also what kind of time and energy it subsumes and how it might be made to work once taken up by different social and political assemblages—autonomous ones not subsumed by or subjected to the capitalist drive to accumulation and exploitation." | |||
- Tiziana Terranova [http://www.euronomade.info/?p=2268] | |||
=Key Resources= | =Key Resources= | ||
Revision as of 06:09, 22 December 2018
New section, created July 2017: how do protocols and algorithms increasingly govern our world, for good or ill; and how we can change it, for example through Design Justice
Contextual Citation
"We need to ask then not only how algorithmic automation works today (mainly in terms of control and monetization, feeding the debt economy) but also what kind of time and energy it subsumes and how it might be made to work once taken up by different social and political assemblages—autonomous ones not subsumed by or subjected to the capitalist drive to accumulation and exploitation."
- Tiziana Terranova [1]
Key Resources
Key Articles
- Notes on Design Justice and Digital Technologies. By Sasha Costanza-Chock. [2]: an introduction to:
- Technologically Coded Authority: The Post-Industrial Decline in Bureaucratic Hierarchies. By A. Aneesh [3]
Key Books
* The Bleeding Edge. Why Technology Turns Toxic in an Unequal World. By Bob Hughes. New Internationalist Books, 2016 [4]
Pages in category "Protocols and Algorithms"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 400 total.
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- Accountable Algorithms
- Ad Hoc Routing Protocols
- Age of Surveillance Capitalism
- AGI Economy
- AI 2027
- AI and Collective Intelligence
- AI and the Advent of the Age of the Brahmin Workers
- AI and Warfare
- AI as a Subject of Democratic Governance
- AI Commons
- AI Democracy Levels Framework
- AI Ethics Guidelines Global Inventory
- AI for Good
- AI for Good - UN
- AI Objectives Institute
- AI Parasite
- AI Propaganda
- AI Windfall Clause
- AI-Enabled Localization
- Alan Rosenblith on Open Money Protocols and Agreements
- Alexander Galloway
- Alexander Galloway on Protocollary Power
- Algocracy
- Algocratic Governance
- Algocratic Modes of Organization for Global Labor Coordination
- Algoretics
- Algorithm Observatory
- Algorithm Watch
- Algorithmic Accountability for the Public Sector
- Algorithmic Accountability of Journalists
- Algorithmic Culture
- Algorithmic Democracy
- Algorithmic Divide
- Algorithmic Entities
- Algorithmic Fairness
- Algorithmic Food Justice
- Algorithmic Governance
- Algorithmic Government
- Algorithmic Justice League
- Algorithmic Language - Cuba
- Algorithmic Management
- Algorithmic Management in the Workplace
- Algorithmic Mechanism Design
- Algorithmic Nations
- Algorithmic Policing
- Algorithmic Regulation
- Algorithmic Sovereignty
- Algorithmically–Defined Audiences
- Algorithms
- Algorithms and the Making of Our Digital Selves
- Algorithms as Regulatory Objects
- Algorithms of Oppression
- Algorithms of Resistance
- Algorithms to Improve Labor and Union Bargaining Outcomes
- Algorithms, Capital, and the Automation of the Common
- Algorithms, Data and Democracy
- Algotransparency
- Alignment Faking
- Alignment Problem in AI
- All Tech Is Human
- Alternative Imaginaries for AI
- Anonymity in the Datified Society
- Anti-Racist Technoscience
- Architectures of Control
- Artificial General Intelligence
- Artificial Intelligence and Equality Initiative
- Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Capitalism
- Artificial Intelligence and the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church
- Artificial Organisational Intelligence
- Attitudinal Fragmentation
- Automatic Society
- Automating Inequality
- Autonomy and Algorithmic Control in the Global Gig Economy
- Axiological Design
B
C
- Captology
- Carlos Castillo on How Algorithm Bias Impacts Fairness and Accessibility
- Carlos Perez on How AI Agents May Dissolve the Corporation
- Carlos Perez on How AI Solves the Cost of Coordination Problem
- Case Studies Exploring Principles for Data Stewardship
- Cathy O'Neil on Algorithms as Harmful Weapons of Math Destruction
- Cecilia Rikap on Intellectual Monopoly Capitalism and Corporate Power in the Age of AI
- Censorship-Industrial Complex
- Censorship-Resistant Immutability
- Center for Critical Computational Studies
- Chris Cook on Property Protocols
- Citizens Evolving from Data Providers to Decision-Makers in Barcelona
- Civic Protocol Economies
- Civilizational AI
- Co-City Protocols
- Code Is Law and Modes of Coercion
- Code Space
- Cognitive Security - AI
- Collaborative Finance
- Collective Consent
- Colonized by Data
- Coming Wave
- Community Protocols
- Community-Controlled Artificial Intelligence
- Community-Driven On-Chain Governance
- Comparison of Organism and Algorithmic Capabilities
- Composable Commons-Based Infrastructures for AI
- Computing
- Computing Regime
- Confucian Proposal of Robots as Rites-Bearers Not Rights-Bearers
- Consensus Algorithms in Public Blockchains
- Conviction Voting
- Cooperating with Algorithms in the Workplace
- Cooperative AI
- Cosmo-Computation
- Criteria for Determining the Ethics of Artefacts
- Critical Computation Bureau
- Critical Data Lab
- Critical Political Economy of Design
- Crypto Wars
- Cryptocurrency Protocols
- Culturally Situated Design Tools
- Cybernetic Balance
- Cybernetic Hypothesis
- Cybernetics and Governance
- Cybernetics as an Antihumanism
- Cybernetics History
- Cybernetics of the Commons
- Cybernetics Valuable to the Commons and for Understanding AI
D
- Data Agency
- Data and Society
- Data Cartels
- Data Colonialism
- Data Colonialism and the Reconfiguration of Social Good
- Data Grab
- Data Justice and COVID-19
- Data Provenance Initiative
- Data Science as Machinic Neoplatonism
- Decentralized Accelerationism
- Decentralized AI Agents
- Decentralized Artificial Intelligence
- Decentralized Swarm Learning
- Decentralizing AI
- Deception and Misaligned Goals in Superhuman AIs
- Decomputing
- Deep Seek
- Deep Teaching
- Degradation of Work in the Twentieth Century
- Democratic AI
- Democratic Control of the Means of Prediction
- Democratizing AI
- Design Accountability
- Design Discourse
- Design for Cognitive Justice
- Design Justice
- Design Pedagogy
- Design Principles for Institutions Based on Social Freedom
- Design Sites
- Design Values
- Designing Policy for a Flourishing Blockchain Industry
- Digital Reputation
- Digital Sovereignty
- Digital Tulpa
- Distributed Consensus Protocols
- Diverse Intelligence
- Dividuation
- Do Artifacts Have Politics
E
- EAIDB - Ethical AI Database
- Ecological State Protocols
- Economic Evolution of the Web from Web1.0 to Web3
- ECSA
- Eliza Effect
- Emancipatory Datafication Strategies
- Epidigital
- Ethan Buchman on the Necessity for Friction in Networks
- Ethereum Protocol Advocacy Alliance
- Ethical GEO
- Ethics and Governance of Decision Algorithms in Social Systems
- Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
- European Decentralization Institute
- European Observatory on Algorithmic Sovereignty
- European Platform for Digital Humanism
- Evelyn Douek and Primavera de Filippi on Establishing Trust on the Internet
- Existential Risk from Artificial General Intelligence
- Experiential AI
- Explainable AI
- Exploit