Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
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Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
@inquiline@union.place I think it depends on whether you are attracting a scholar to sts or someone outside the field and/or academia. Some of the classic pieces I use invoke the whole, wow I never thought of it that way response. Emily Martin’s egg and sperm, parts of Latour on sociology of mundane artifacts, Star on infrastructure…
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
@fcktheworld587@social.linux.pizza you are right, it is a rhetorical statement. (Edit: but I felt it was relevant because only now are most people waking up to this fact, and this is a drum I’ve been beating for ten years….)
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
I would like you to imagine
That every “service” and app you’ve been using on the internet
Every platform for “information” and “community”
Every “futuristic” device that made you feel “connected”
Was just there to collect
Your data
All along
Collate it, analyze it,
Segment and sell it
Carve you into a market segment
Deepening divides
Corner your biometrics
To train facial recognition
Colonize your habits and home
To develop an “AI” product
To sell to investors
And increase shareholder value
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
@andresmh@hci.social Yep, being critical isn’t critique. Well structured critique can help you figure out what to build instead, differently.
Also bandwagons clearly are a thing.
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
@cwebber@octodon.social FORTRAN’77?
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
Sociology Prof @PrincetonU; Science, Technology & Society; NASA teams; critical HCI; remote work. Longtime data economy resistor. Co-editor MIT Infrastructures. www.optoutproject.net
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