Antennae #65 Dataism

Antennae #65 Dataism - Paperback

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Antennae #65 Dataism

Antennae #65 Dataism - Paperback

by Spela Petrič , Chris Hunter
$57.60
Sale price  $57.60 Regular price 

Book Overview

Notwithstanding its significance, data presents a great deal of uncertainty. From a material standpoint, it is both real and invisible; it is something that, in the process of being understood, both shapes and renders the world. Some see it as the pinnacle of human intellect, while others regard it as nothing more than an exploitative and monitoring system.

Antennae's 'Dataism' focuses on the impact AI and other forms of data analysis and rendering have on art making, curatorial practices, and writings that center on ecocritical themes. Which applications, modalities, engagements, and manifestations can be seen as productive? How can data analysis manifest what might otherwise remain idle? How can it expand our thinking remits and ability to connect? How can it instill empathy or promote alienation?

ISBN9798348126186
Author Spela Petrič , Chris Hunter
PublisherGiovanni Aloi
GenreHobbies & interests, Arts, and Philosophy
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages216
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Chris Hunter

Chris Hunter retired in March 2007 from the Defense Intelligence Staff, where he was the MOD's senior IED intelligence analyst. He is a former chairman of the Technical Committee of the Institute of Explosives Engineers and continues to work as a counterterrorism consultant. He works regularly with U.S. military and law enforcement personnel, including a number of government agencies and the U.S. Special Forces. He has served on numerous operations in the Balkans, East Africa, Northern Ireland, Colombia, and Afghanistan and was awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal for his actions during his tour in Iraq. He lives with his wife and two daughters in the west of England.

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