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Lives lived on networks are persistently dissected into atomized showers of bits and bytes, a uniform downpour of discrete elements which are then recursively reunited within the computed circulation of life’s dissolution. In the insulated online comforts of streaming cultural events, personalized platform feeds, and algorithmically curated marketplaces, network communities fleetingly soothe yet inevitably deepen the isolation of their respective nodes, *communicatively anesthetizing a misery which blossoms everywhere digitally*.
The Pixelation of the Society of the Spectacle
Ian Alan Paul
Decision making. The first group involves using computers to automate consequential decisions. These are called automatic decision systems and they are often used, for example, in the process of setting bail, approving loans, screening résumés, or allocating social benefits. These uses are contentious, and rightfully so, because they have extreme ramifications for people who are subject to the system’s recommendations.
The AI Con
Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna
Custom GPT-4 chatbots are the NEW kid on the block.
Here’s how you can have your own with zero coding in two minutes…
Introducing Dante: the AI chatbot that anyone can build in 5 minutes: https://t.co/3RyOCvcILX
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