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Tensions of Algorithmic Thinking

Name: Tensions of Algorithmic Thinking
Brand: Bristol University Press
SKU: 42333103
Price: 30.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: David Beer
ISBN: 9781529212914

Automation, Intelligence and the Politics of Knowing

David Beer

Language

English

E-book Adobe ePub DRM

Libristo code: 42333103

Publishers Bristol University Press, November 2022

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We are living in algorithmic times. From machine learning and artificial intelligence to blockchain or simpler newsfeed filtering, automated systems can transform the social world in ways that are just starting to be imagined. Redefining these emergent technologies as the new systems of knowing, pioneering scholar David Beer examines the acute tensions they create and how they are changing what is known and what is knowable. Drawing on cases ranging from the art market and the smart home, through to financial tech, AI patents and neural networks, he develops key concepts for understanding the framing, envisioning and implementation of algorithms. This book will be of interest to anyone who is concerned with the rise of algorithmic thinking and the way it permeates society.