Interface and Data Biopolitics in the Age of Hyperconnectivity: Abstract and A Hymn | HackerNoon
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The article explores biopolitical implications for design in an increasingly hyperconnected world, focusing on interface biopolitics and data biopolitics and their impact on human rights.
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Emerging technologies challenge traditional notions of freedom and transparency, demanding critical approaches in design to ensure justice and accessibility in our interconnected society.
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The term 'interface biopolitics' reflects the relationship between design and the socio-political dynamics shaped by technologies, algorithms, and the quantified self movement.
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Vienna Teng's 'Hymn of Acxiom' serves as a stark reminder of the surveillance and data brokerage that underpins modern technology, raising awareness of its implications.
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#biopolitics #hyperconnectivity #design #data-ethics #surveillance
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