Branded activism: Navigating the tension between culture and market in social media

Gambetti, Rossella Chiara; Biraghi, Silvia

doi:10.1016/j.futures.2022.103080

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“…The way social media is used, the content that is shared, and the way people interact with each other on these platforms is shaped by cultural factors such as language, social norms, and individual values (Milton, 2014;Hajli, 2018;Lipschultz, 2020). In this way, social media reflects the interplay between the natural world and culture (Dutton and Reisdorf, 2019;Gambetti and Biraghi, 2023). They are also constantly evolving and adapting to user behaviour, leading to a dynamic system that is difficult to predict (Rousidis, Koukaras and Tjortjis, 2020;Bohra et al, 2023).…”

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Augmented Cognition: Life as we don't know it

Hipólito¹

2023

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This paper proposes a framework for comprehending the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as Augmented Cognition (AugCog). AugCog is viewed as an emergent bio-cultural process, reflecting AI's design, implementation, and usage. Section 1 establishes smart societies as a complex system. Section 2 defends that the development of AI is analogous to the biological process of niche construction. Section 3 defines AI as a socioculturally embodied expansion by which AI is shaped by and shapes human experience, resulting in various forms of AugCog. Section 4 highlights AugCog in mixed realities such as social media, neurotechnology, and smart environments, illustrating its emergence from multiscale and interdependent sociocultural perspectives. AugCog's perspective situates the human species in the state space of evolution, signifying our existence as a species and as embodied individuals.

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