In continuation to the Part 1 published in this volume, this part discusses the oversupply of information and approaches the concerning rights we are alienating to enjoy digital technology. The transformation of the Internet from space for the free exchange of ideas to a tool for supervision, management, and control. The increasing merge of artificial intelligence and machine learning in any sector, analysing, optimizing, and even framing humans. Our digital “buddies” take note of our everyday life, our itinerary, our health parameters, our messages and our content. Big data centres, computer farms are the new “caveau” full of “our” data.
Is ethics evaporating in the cyber era? Part 2: Feeling Framed
Alfredo Ronchi
2022-01-01
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In continuation to the Part 1 published in this volume, this part discusses the oversupply of information and approaches the concerning rights we are alienating to enjoy digital technology. The transformation of the Internet from space for the free exchange of ideas to a tool for supervision, management, and control. The increasing merge of artificial intelligence and machine learning in any sector, analysing, optimizing, and even framing humans. Our digital “buddies” take note of our everyday life, our itinerary, our health parameters, our messages and our content. Big data centres, computer farms are the new “caveau” full of “our” data.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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