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CS 416J

Algorithmic Cultures

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#ForTheAlgorithm… How do algorithms influence, or even at times create, cultures? This discussion-based class is situated at the intersection of cultural studies and code studies and unpacks the many and various ways that algorithms hold meaning for us. We will centre key debates and discussions: from algorithmic identities and subjectivities; to algorithmic oppression; to the relationships between algorithms, data, and ethics; to how algorithms shape the public sphere; to internet celebrity and the influencer economy. We will do so focusing on a range of algorithmic technologies, including the difference engine, web searches, social media platforms, streaming media, and AI models.

#ForTheAlgorithm… How do algorithms influence, or even at times create, cultures? This discussion-based class is situated at the intersection of cultural studies and code studies and unpacks the many and various ways that algorithms hold meaning for us. We will centre key debates and discussions: from algorithmic identities and subjectivities; to algorithmic oppression; to the relationships between algorithms, data, and ethics; to how algorithms shape the public sphere; to internet celebrity and the influencer economy. We will do so focusing on a range of algorithmic technologies, including the difference engine, web searches, social media platforms, streaming media, and AI models.

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#ForTheAlgorithm… How do algorithms influence, or even at times create, cultures? This discussion-based class is situated at the intersection of cultural studies and code studies and unpacks the many and various ways that algorithms hold meaning for us. We will centre key debates and discussions: from algorithmic identities and subjectivities; to algorithmic oppression; to the relationships between algorithms, data, and ethics; to how algorithms shape the public sphere; to internet celebrity and the influencer economy. We will do so focusing on a range of algorithmic technologies, including the difference engine, web searches, social media platforms, streaming media, and AI models.


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CS 416J

Algorithmic Cultures

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#ForTheAlgorithm… How do algorithms influence, or even at times create, cultures? This discussion-based class is situated at the intersection of cultural studies and code studies and unpacks the many and various ways that algorithms hold meaning for us. We will centre key debates and discussions: from algorithmic identities and subjectivities; to algorithmic oppression; to the relationships between algorithms, data, and ethics; to how algorithms shape the public sphere; to internet celebrity and the influencer economy. We will do so focusing on a range of algorithmic technologies, including the difference engine, web searches, social media platforms, streaming media, and AI models.

#ForTheAlgorithm… How do algorithms influence, or even at times create, cultures? This discussion-based class is situated at the intersection of cultural studies and code studies and unpacks the many and various ways that algorithms hold meaning for us. We will centre key debates and discussions: from algorithmic identities and subjectivities; to algorithmic oppression; to the relationships between algorithms, data, and ethics; to how algorithms shape the public sphere; to internet celebrity and the influencer economy. We will do so focusing on a range of algorithmic technologies, including the difference engine, web searches, social media platforms, streaming media, and AI models.

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#ForTheAlgorithm… How do algorithms influence, or even at times create, cultures? This discussion-based class is situated at the intersection of cultural studies and code studies and unpacks the many and various ways that algorithms hold meaning for us. We will centre key debates and discussions: from algorithmic identities and subjectivities; to algorithmic oppression; to the relationships between algorithms, data, and ethics; to how algorithms shape the public sphere; to internet celebrity and the influencer economy. We will do so focusing on a range of algorithmic technologies, including the difference engine, web searches, social media platforms, streaming media, and AI models.


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