Datacracy in a datasphere generated by the Anthropocene (with sources)

1. 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

2. “IT BECAME CLEAR THAT FUTURE SHOCK
IS NO LONGER A DISTANTLY POTENTIAL DANGER,
BUT A REAL SICKNESS FROM WHICH
INCREASINGLY 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

4. VIDEO LINK: WELCOME TO THE ANTHROPOCENE

5. DATASPHERE
THE INVISIBLE LANDSCAPE
VIDEO LINK: NASA'S BLACK MARBLE

6. VIDEO LINK: FLIGHT PATTERNS (COLOR)

7. ONE
WE ARE BECOMING
WITH THE FLOW OF DATA THAT SURROUND US.
VIDEO LINK: A DAY ON THE LONDON UNDERGROUND

8. VIDEO LINK: OYSTER CARD TOUCHES

9. THE DATASPHERE
CHANGES THE NATURE OF IDENTITY, PRIVACY,
SECURITY, CULTURE, EDUCATION, CIVIC
ENGAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

10. THE FUSION
DOESN’T NEED TO BE PHYSICAL,
AS LONG IT IS FUNCTIONAL.

11. SMART MACHINES
INTELLIGENT AGENTS
CHANGING KNOWLEDGE, LAW, HEALTHCARE,

12. PROBLEMS:
NEW
TECHNOLOGY IS NOT OPPRESSIVE,
MULTIPLE DEMANDS ARE.

13. POISONING
FILTER BUBBLE
MALICIOUS LINKS WITH HIGH PAGE RANK

14. HARDWARE
MALICIOUS
EMBEDDED MALWARE AND BACKDOORS

15. RANSOMWARE
DATA HIJACKING

16. MINING
BOTNET
USING YOUR MACHINE TO MINE BITCOINS

17. CRIME
TRANSNATIONAL
RECRUITING, ADVERTISING,
DONATIONS, TRANSFERS

18. CYBERTERRORISM
STATE-SPONSORED
ARMIES OF WELL-PAID HACKERS

19. SURVEILLANCE:
STATE-SPONSORED
BLOCKING, REDIRECTING, FILTERING,
OUTSOURCING, MERCENARIES

20. COMMUNISM
SOUNDS LIKE
FREEDOM THROUGH WORK,
EVERYTHING IS FREE AND COMMUNAL.

21. TAYLORISM.
BUT IT IS MORE LIKE DIGITAL
BASED IN MAXIMISING EFFICIENCY,
STANDARDISING AND CREATING
ROUTINES, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES.

22. DARWINISM
DIGITAL
IS SO 19th CENTURY…

23. 60s
WARHOL, McLUHAN AND LEARY ARE SO
TWO DIED BEFORE THE WEB,
ONE IN ITS BEGINNING.

24. BELONG
WHAT IS ON THE CLOUD DOESN’T
TO YOU

25. WORKED
HOW LONG HAVE YOU
FOR FACEBOOK TODAY?

26. IDEOLOGY
CODE IS
HARDER TO PERCEIVE,
UNDERSTAND AND RESIST.

27. DATACRACY
BEYOND DEMOCRACY

28. ME VS. WE GENERATION
AWARE OF THE MULTITUDE OF NETWORKS
THAT EMBRACE THE PLANET.

29. VIDEO LINK: FUNK OSTENTAÇÃO

30. FEEDBACK ECONOMY
DYNAMIC LOOPS BETWEEN CUSTOMERS AND
CORPORATIONS, PARTNERS AND PROVIDERS,
CITIZENS AND GOVERNMENTS.

31. SAVE THE WORLD
DATA CAN’T
AT LEAST NOT ON ITS OWN.

32. RADICAL
THE NEED FOR
TRANSPARENCY

33. ETHICS, CONDUCT
THE NEED FOR NEW DATA
AND RIGHTS

34. DATABASES &
ANALYTICS:
THE NEW SIGN POSTS
WHETHER WE USE THEM AS
ORIENTATION OR SUPPORT DEPENDS
ON OUR STATE OF INTOXICATION.

35. DATACRACY:
DEMOCRACY IS A FINE REGIME,
BUT IT IS VULNERABLE TO MANIPULATION.

36. DATACRACY:
DEMOCRACY, PLUTOCRACY OR TECHNOCRACY?
TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC-SPIRITEDNESS
WILL DECIDE WHICH OUTCOME WINS

37. DIGITAL POLITICS
WE NEED MPs WHO CAN CODE

38. 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.

39. EXPONENTIAL
THE RATE OF CHANGE IS

41. THANK YOU
LULI@LULI.COM.BR
BIT.LY/LULI-CID

42. BIBLIOGRAPHY:
NOT ESSENTIAL, BUT IMPORTANT.

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NETWORKS.
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PRODUCTION TRANSFORMS MARKETS AND FREEDOM.
• BLACKMORE, SUSAN. THE MEME MACHINE.
• BOYD, DANAH. IT'S COMPLICATED: THE SOCIAL LIVES OF
NETWORKED TEENS.
• BURROWS, MATHEW. THE FUTURE, DECLASSIFIED: MEGATRENDS
THAT WILL UNDO THE WORLD UNLESS WE TAKE ACTION.
• CSIKSZENTMIHALY, M. FLOW: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF OPTIMAL
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44. • DUNBAR, ROBIN. HOW MANY FRIENDS DOES ONE PERSON NEED?
DUNBAR’S NUMBER AND OTHER EVOLUTIONARY QUIRKS.
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• KAHNEMAN, DANIEL. THINKING, FAST AND SLOW.
• KEEN, ANDREW. THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER.
• KELLY, KEVIN. WHAT TECHNOLOGY WANTS.
• KUMAR, T. M. VINOD. E-GOVERNANCE FOR SMART CITIES.

45. • LANIER, JARON. WHO OWNS THE FUTURE?
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• NAPOLEONI, LORETTA. THE ISLAMIST PHOENIX: THE ISLAMIC
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• PARISER, ELI. THE FILTER BUBBLE.
• PIKETTY, THOMAS. CAPITAL IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.
• RUSHKOFF, DOUGLAS. PRESENT SHOCK: WHEN EVERYTHING
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46. • SUROWIECKI, JAMES. THE WISDOM OF CROWDS.
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• THOMPSON, CLIVE. SMARTER THAN YOU THINK: HOW
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• TIMBERG, SCOTT. CULTURE CRASH: THE KILLING OF THE
CREATIVE CLASS.
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• TURKLE, SHERRY. ALONE TOGETHER: WHY WE EXPECT MORE
FROM TECHNOLOGY AND LESS FROM EACH OTHER.
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• WEINBERGER, DAVID. TOO BIG TO KNOW: RETHINKING
KNOWLEDGE.

47. • WEINBERGER, DAVID. EVERYTHING IS MISCELLANEOUS: THE
POWER OF THE NEW DIGITAL DISORDER.
• WHITEHEAD, NEIL L., WESCH, MICHAEL. HUMAN NO MORE:
DIGITAL SUBJECTIVITIES, UNHUMAN SUBJECTS, AND THE END OF
ANTHROPOLOGY.
• WINOGRAD, TERRY, FLORES, FERNANDO. UNDERSTANDING
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• WOLFRAM, STEPHEN. A NEW KIND OF SCIENCE.
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• ZITTRAIN, JONATHAN. THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET. AND HOW
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