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Algorithmic Sociality. Cooperation in Autonomous Vehicles (35:18)

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2020-06-16
Main contributors:
Robert Seyfert (University Duisburg-Essen)
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Current debates on Autonomous Vehicles (AV) primarily focus on technologies that are currently not available (level 4 and 5 of driving automation). In this presentation I will discuss the problems ...

Data Multiple: Diagnostics, Cooperation and Media on a Hospital Ward (32:46)

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2020-06-17
Main contributors:
Julia Kurz (University of Siegen); Dmitri Presnov (University of Siegen)
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We study medical data in the complex information ecology of a neurosurgical ward. As a result, we analyse medical data as operating on multiple levels of diagnostics, cooperation and media. In a fi...

Everyday Curation: Attending to Data, Records and Recording Keeping in the Practices of Self-moni... (34:02)

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2020-06-17
Main contributors:
Kate Weiner (University of Sheffield)
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This paper is concerned with everyday data practices, considering what records people make and keep in the context of self-monitoring. Animated by critiques of critical digital/data studies, in par...

Pop Music Charts and the Metadata of Culture (54:30)

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2020-06-16
Main contributors:
Liam Cole Young (Carleton University)
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This talk traces a pre-history of the popular music chart—from its earliest incarnation as a list of sheet music bestsellers in fin-de-siècle roadshows to its most recognizable and paradigmatic for...

Setting up an ethnographic data archive: challenges, strategies, experiences (36:53)

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2020-06-17
Main contributors:
Wolfgang Kraus (University of Vienna)
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The notion of Open Data rests on two main assumptions. First, data reflect the real world independently of the research context in which they are collected. They can be used to verify research resu...

Sprinting with Data (18:18)

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2020-06-16
Main contributors:
Tommaso Venturini (Centre for Internet and Society)
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Data-sprints are intensive research and data crunching workshops where participants coming from different academic and non-academic background convene physically to work together on a set of data a...

The Logic of Domains (1:29:28)

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2020-06-17
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David Ribes (University of Washington)
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The logic of domains has become a key organizing principle for contemporary computing projects and for data science more broadly. The logic parses collectives of expertise into “domains” that are t...

The Politics of Automated Security Infrastructure: Materialising Technical Imaginaries, Public-Pr... (39:58)

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2020-06-16
Main contributors:
Nathaniel O’Grady (University of Manchester)
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Owing to their explorations into recent technological innovations, scholars have begun to develop new conceptualisations of automation as a set of computational practices constituted not just by in...

Three gaps in Opening Science (35:09)

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2020-06-17
Main contributors:
Gaia Mosconi (University of Siegen)
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The Open Science (OS) agenda has potentially massive cultural, organizational and infrastructural consequences. Ambitions for OS-driven policies have proliferated, within which researchers are expe...