The Age of Surveillance Capitalism¶
Zuboff, S. (2019). The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power.
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- Culture Lag
- During Δt, the functional coupling between C_1 and C_2 deteriorates, producing observable harms or dysfunctions: e.g., C_1 = social-media platform (rapid change in technology), C_2 = content-moderation norms (slower change in collective agreement on what behavior is acceptable), Δt = the years between the platform's dominance and the emergence of settled moderation standards, observable harm = misinformation spread, harassment, election interference
This sourceArgues that technological capacity for behavioral tracking/prediction vastly outpaced normative, legal, and regulatory adaptation; supports the social-media-platform-vs-content-moderation lag example (D29-082, and the Applied/industry example D29-087-placement).
- During Δt, the functional coupling between C_1 and C_2 deteriorates, producing observable harms or dysfunctions: e.g., C_1 = social-media platform (rapid change in technology), C_2 = content-moderation norms (slower change in collective agreement on what behavior is acceptable), Δt = the years between the platform's dominance and the emergence of settled moderation standards, observable harm = misinformation spread, harassment, election interference
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