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    Live Behind data and algorithms

    2022-06-16 10:26:04 CEST

    Data and algorithms has been on the agenda for some time with studies of biased systems in terms of gender ethnicity and now also age. There is still a need for a socio-cultural approach to research on data and algorithms, by focusing on the actors and their culture(s) behind these technologies. Engineered by humans, data and algorithms embody rules, ideals and imaginations. They are encoded with human intentions that may or may not be fulfilled. Studying humans, logics and culture behind data and algorithms is therefore pivotal if we intend to have an informed discussion of power, and shifting relations of power, in contemporary data societies. In this seminar we therefore gather researchers exploring questions such as what logic, or combination of logics, informs the practices of designing and programming algorithms. And how the data that these algorithms base their calculation, is constructed?

    Chair: Jakob Svensson

    Speakers:

    Janet Abbate
    From Brain to Algorithm: The Politics of Metaphors For Automated Thought

    Mike Ananny
    Seeing Like an Algorithmic Error: How do algorithms make mistakes and why do they matter?

    Elizabeth van Couveing
    Platform Time: A Critique of Temporal Quality Criteria in Information Retreiva

    Sara Suarez Gonzalo
    Data domination: the effects of mass surveillance in neo-republican perspective

    Anne Kaun
    On robot colleagues and software stories: Cultural Techniques of knowing and unknowing the algorithm

    Ulrike Klinger
    The Power of Code: Women and the Making of the Digital World

    Itzelle Aurora Medina Perea
    Patterns in Practice – beliefs, values and feelings in practitioners’ engagements with data mining for drug discovery

    Rivka Ribat
    Materializing Privacy in Local and Global Developer Communities

    Fernanda R. Rosa
    Code Ethnography: An Application to the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)

    Andrea Rosales
    Facing the ethical controversies of programmers.

    Minna Ruckenstein
    The feel of algorithms

    Julia Velkova
    Data centers and cloud ruinations: infrastructural frictions at the backends of datafication

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