Luli Radfahrer - cultures in disarray

DATASPHERE:CULTURES IN THE

THE NEED FOR A PARADIGM SHIFT

PROF. DR. LUIZ GUILHERME ANTUNES(LULI RADFAHRER)

ESCOLA DE COMUNICAÇÕES E ARTES UNIVERSIDADE DE SÃO PAULO

“IT BECAME CLEAR THAT FUTURE SHOCKIS NO LONGER A DISTANTLY POTENTIAL DANGER,

BUT A REAL SICKNESS FROM WHICHINCREASINGLY LARGE NUMBERS ALREADY SUFFER.

THIS PSYCHO-BIOLOGICAL CONDITION CAN BE DESCRIBED IN MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC TERMS.

IT IS THE DISEASE OF CHANGE.”

— ALVIN TOFFLER, 1970

VIDEO LINK: WELCOME TO THE ANTHROPOCENE

DATASPHERE THE INVISIBLE LANDSCAPE

VIDEO LINK: NASA'S BLACK MARBLE

VIDEO LINK: FLIGHT PATTERNS (COLOR)

ONEWE ARE BECOMING

WITH THE FLOW OF DATA THAT SURROUND US.

VIDEO LINK: A DAY ON THE LONDON UNDERGROUND

VIDEO LINK: OYSTER CARD TOUCHES

THE DATASPHERECHANGES THE NATURE OF IDENTITY, PRIVACY,

SECURITY, CULTURE, EDUCATION, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

THE FUSIONDOESN’T NEED TO BE PHYSICAL,

AS LONG IT IS FUNCTIONAL.

SMART MACHINESINTELLIGENT AGENTS

CHANGING KNOWLEDGE, LAW, HEALTHCARE,

PROBLEMS:NEW

TECHNOLOGY IS NOT OPPRESSIVE, MULTIPLE DEMANDS ARE.

POISONINGFILTER BUBBLE

MALICIOUS LINKS WITH HIGH PAGE RANK

HARDWAREMALICIOUS

EMBEDDED MALWARE AND BACKDOORS

RANSOMWAREDATA HIJACKING

MININGBOTNET

USING YOUR MACHINE TO MINE BITCOINS

CRIMETRANSNATIONAL

RECRUITING, ADVERTISING,DONATIONS, TRANSFERS

CYBERTERRORISMSTATE-SPONSORED

ARMIES OF WELL-PAID HACKERS

SURVEILLANCE:STATE-SPONSORED

BLOCKING, REDIRECTING, FILTERING, OUTSOURCING, MERCENARIES

COMMUNISMSOUNDS LIKE

FREEDOM THROUGH WORK,EVERYTHING IS FREE AND COMMUNAL.

TAYLORISM.BUT IT IS MORE LIKE DIGITAL

BASED IN MAXIMISING EFFICIENCY, STANDARDISING AND CREATING

ROUTINES, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES.

DARWINISMDIGITAL

IS SO 19th CENTURY…

60sWARHOL, McLUHAN AND LEARY ARE SO

TWO DIED BEFORE THE WEB,ONE IN ITS BEGINNING.

BELONGWHAT IS ON THE CLOUD DOESN’T

TO YOU

WORKEDHOW LONG HAVE YOU

FOR FACEBOOK TODAY?

IDEOLOGYCODE IS

HARDER TO PERCEIVE, UNDERSTAND AND RESIST.

DATACRACYBEYOND DEMOCRACY

ME VS. WE GENERATIONAWARE OF THE MULTITUDE OF NETWORKS

THAT EMBRACE THE PLANET.

VIDEO LINK: FUNK OSTENTAÇÃO

FEEDBACK ECONOMYDYNAMIC LOOPS BETWEEN CUSTOMERS AND CORPORATIONS, PARTNERS AND PROVIDERS,

CITIZENS AND GOVERNMENTS.

SAVE THE WORLDDATA CAN’T

AT LEAST NOT ON ITS OWN.

RADICALTHE NEED FOR

TRANSPARENCY

ETHICS, CONDUCTTHE NEED FOR NEW DATA

AND RIGHTS

DATABASES & ANALYTICS:THE NEW SIGN POSTS

WHETHER WE USE THEM AS ORIENTATION OR SUPPORT DEPENDS

ON OUR STATE OF INTOXICATION.

DATACRACY:DEMOCRACY IS A FINE REGIME,

BUT IT IS VULNERABLE TO MANIPULATION.

DATACRACY:DEMOCRACY, PLUTOCRACY OR TECHNOCRACY?

TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC-SPIRITEDNESS WILL DECIDE WHICH OUTCOME WINS

DIGITAL POLITICSWE NEED MPs WHO CAN CODE

WHAT TO DO?GOVERNMENTS: COMMIT TO OPEN UP DATA.

CITIZENS, INDUSTRY AND DEVELOPERS: USE THE DATA, DEMONSTRATING THAT THERE’S NOT ONLY

DEMAND, BUT ALSO SKILL TO PUT IT TO WORK.

EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS: PREPARE AND BE PREPARED TO ENGAGE IN NEW LITERACIES

MEDIA: KNOW THE ANTI-DISCIPLINARY CONTEXT.

EXPONENTIALTHE RATE OF CHANGE IS

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