Posts Tagged As #informatics

Data is reductive. It objectifies. It bureaucratizes. But is it a bad idea?

How the simple link became the foundation for artificial intelligence and all dynamic media.

This is a fine cookbook, but you won't learn how to cook.

Engineering alone can't fix what's wrong with the internet.

A recap of the ideas and technology that will shape the future of our internet identity - from cautious optimism to dystopic warnings.

Preserving net.art forces us to confront fundamental questions in computer science and our approach to both programming and cultural preservation.

Bill English was part of a team that revolutionized computing. A look at the shoulders they stood on.

By establishing common values that are reflected in how we build technology, we can establish a strong communal foundation with mechanisms for accountability.

Databases store more than information, they are now warehouses of culture and memory.

How to think about and work with time in digital systems.

The United States has been legislating on digital privacy for half a century - why hasn't it been effective?

Three models to help resolve conflicts and form partnerships as the global community comes together to build the next internet.

Distracting hearsay amidst fleeting visions of truth - what it looks like and what can be done.

Have better modeling and communication tools helped combat climate change?

How do they work? Are they effective?

The flow of information through time, bit by bit.

Start a conversation about the things we care about.