Hermenêutica de Crapularity:
Interpretação de pontos cegos da analítica, inteligência artificial e outros produtores algorítmicos do presente pós-apocalíptico
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.60001/ae.n47.21Mots-clés :
Fluxus, Counting Songs, I.A., Análise de Big Data, Obra abertaRésumé
L'article problematize l'utilisation de l'intelligence artificielle aujourd'hui, en s'appuyant sur les Counting Songs de Fluxus, créés dans les années 1960 ; pour l'auteur, elles étaient des actions qui entrevoyaient les procédures d'analyse actuelles du Big Data, qui, tende à répéter les mêmes schémas hégémoniques dans leurs analyses, en attitudes inventées par la culture occidentale.
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