Philosophy of Data

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Philosophy of Data Anonymous 2021-04-20 (Tue) 00:05:40 No.5485

Is there such a thing yet? Philosophy about data itself, datamining, neural networks, massive surveillance, etc.

Anonymous 2021-04-20 (Tue) 06:11:25 No.5487

https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en//pubs/archive/35179.pdf
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Power_and_Human_Reason

Anonymous 2021-04-20 (Tue) 14:16:15 No.5491

Pretty weird because I was literally thinking the exact same thing this morning. You would think it’s pretty straight forward to make a dialectical analysis of the internet and its alienation and accumulation of data but it seems like no one has done it.

Anonymous 2021-04-20 (Tue) 16:03:21 No.5493

>>5491
more likely, academic philosophy (and science's philosphy) is way too obscure and not vulgarized at all, cause I would be surprised none of them thought about theorizing that shit

Anonymous 2021-04-20 (Tue) 22:56:01 No.5494

Baudrillard and Virilio

Anonymous 2021-04-22 (Thu) 23:30:13 No.5507

>>5485
philosophy of technology is your best bet. McLuhan, Packard, Mumford, Baudrillard

For specific current books on what you're talking about:
The age of surveillance capitalism
Surveillance Valley - The Secret Military History of the Internet

Anonymous 2021-04-27 (Tue) 23:04:39 No.5538

>>5507
I think OP is talking more about the internet as a culture and it’s movements. An explanation for the rise and fall of internet communities would be an interesting endeavor.

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