Just another Education and Digital Cultures 2020 site?
Exploring posthumanism through art. Also trying to get videos to embed properly without success so far.
Stelarc – The Body is Obsolete – Contemporary Arts Media
Screener for Stelarc – The Body is Obsolete distributed online worldwide by Contemporary Arts Media:
http://www.artfilms.com.au/Detail.aspx?ItemID=220
Code: KD-Stel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKEfJRe4uys
via YouTube https://youtu.be/OKEfJRe4uys
A whole conference on YouTube, music and cyberculture #mscedc https://t.co/iNhJObYcu1
— Susanne (@SusanneMMacleod) January 14, 2020
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January 14, 2020 at 07:49PM
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The use of bots is increasing both in education and everyday lives. People seem to be still wary of them and even deny using them as the article below describes.
Getting your hands on the latest pair of trainers can be hard, and some people are now turning to technology in an attempt to jump the queue. Mention the word “bot” to sneakerheads and you’ll probably be met with a quiet anger.
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The Intelligence Explosion
How to stop a robot turning evil.
Guardian Original Drama returns with a third instalment, a superintelligence sci-fi. It’s 2027 and Mental Endeavours Ltd has a problem with their flagship robot Günther. How do you program an intelligent machine not to annihilate humanity? And if its intelligence is skyrocketing faster than anyone could have predicted, are they about to run out of time?
via YouTube https://youtu.be/-S8a70KXZlI
In the web’s early days, a group of feminist thinkers argued technology wasn’t just for men. Today, their ideas have gained renewed urgency. Get the New Statesman’s Morning Call email.
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