"An investigation of how power mobilizes algorithmic and ontological objects, for example smartwatches and smart buildings, to uncover hidden problems within the physical domains of the IoT"--
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Sungyong Ahn is Lecturer in Digital Studies at the School of Communication and Arts at the University of Queensland, Australia. He has written extensively on the elusive materiality of digital objects, their ontological status, and the speculative economy of the media industry.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. How Ontology is Written in the Age of the Internet of Things Intermission 1: Ontology, Operationalized 2. Topology as New Governmentality of Everyday Life Intermission 2: On Human Response-Ability 3. Shooting Objects in the Open-World Intermission 3: On Interface 4. Brain-Machine Interface 5. The Horror of Found Footage and the Speculative Economy of Attention Index
Introduction 1. How Ontology is Written in the Age of the Internet of Things Intermission 1: Ontology, Operationalized 2. Topology as New Governmentality of Everyday Life Intermission 2: On Human Response-Ability 3. Shooting Objects in the Open-World Intermission 3: On Interface 4. Brain-Machine Interface 5. The Horror of Found Footage and the Speculative Economy of Attention Index
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