Influential Machines : The Rhetoric of Computational Performance

A new framework for understanding how algorithms influenceWeb applications offer us conclusions about science. Twitter bots generate art. Machine-learning systems satirize politicians. We live in an era where a substantial share of our private and public communication is machinic. Modern computing m...

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Autor principal: Miles C. Coleman
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Publicado: University of South Carolina Press 2023
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