2016
DOI: 10.1353/wsq.2016.0038
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CompuQueer: Protocological Constraints, Algorithmic Streamlining, and the Search for Queer Methods Online

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“…These institutions gradually use Big Data algorithms and models to replace humans in organizational decision-making, from optimizing the highest returns for an advertisement, identifying health insurance fraud, to defining the quality of time spent on social media. In many recent cases, computational sorting and monitoring systems are found to further segregate and marginalize historically disadvantaged communities and reinforce social norms that are inherently racist, sexist, or homophobic (Eubanks, 2018;Scannell, 2018;Tsika, 2016). Furthermore, digital service sites also provide the state more advanced technological instruments (e.g., facial recognition and photo-search technologies) for the purpose of control and repression.…”
Section: Social Media As Ethnographic Sitesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These institutions gradually use Big Data algorithms and models to replace humans in organizational decision-making, from optimizing the highest returns for an advertisement, identifying health insurance fraud, to defining the quality of time spent on social media. In many recent cases, computational sorting and monitoring systems are found to further segregate and marginalize historically disadvantaged communities and reinforce social norms that are inherently racist, sexist, or homophobic (Eubanks, 2018;Scannell, 2018;Tsika, 2016). Furthermore, digital service sites also provide the state more advanced technological instruments (e.g., facial recognition and photo-search technologies) for the purpose of control and repression.…”
Section: Social Media As Ethnographic Sitesmentioning
confidence: 99%