Memory Studies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 12, 2024
This
article
examines
the
entangled
politics
of
space,
time
and
memory
in
virtual
realm
extended
reality
(XR).
The
illiberal
right-wing
Law
Justice
party
(Prawo
i
Sprawiedliwość)
has
been
investing
creation
dissemination
(VR)
content
centred
on
historical
themes
since
2018.
By
mapping
out
experiential
geography
populism
places,
aims
to
identify
main
features
this
new
immersive
mode
politics.
argues
three
points
time,
memory:
(1)
VR,
places
are
storylived
spaces
that
conceived
designed
by
their
creators
elicit
a
specific
sense
place,
accompanied
emotions
thoughts;
(2)
from
an
point
view,
past
does
not
exist
only
present,
turning
VR
into
contemporary
technology
myth-making
myth-living;
(3)
experiences
become
integrated
autobiographical
memory,
is
shapes
self.
In
effect,
storyworlds
establish
for
embodied
rehearsal
cultural
narratives.
Perspectives on Politics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: April 17, 2025
Under
what
conditions
are
user-generated
digital
content
platforms
responsive
to
pressures
from
users,
businesses,
and
states?
I
propose
that
show
different
levels
of
responsiveness
states
over
time.
Early
in
a
platform’s
life,
the
platform
is
highly
sensitive
demands
who
have
an
opportunity
directly
shape
institutional
characteristics
through
threat
user
revolt.
The
unique
power
its
users
stems
network
logic
underpins
value
platform.
As
grows
size
centrality
increase,
it
becomes
more
by
businesses
(through
boycotts)
state
regulation).
At
same
time,
lessens
as
collective
action
problems
become
severe
exit
threats
less
credible.
revolts
has
temporal
significance:
Unless
alter
architecture
lock
pro-user
early,
consequential
grows.
Comparative
case
studies
Facebook,
Wikipedia,
Digg,
Reddit
provide
support
for
theory.
Counselling and Psychotherapy Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 19, 2024
Abstract
Psychotherapy
practice
is
a
human
endeavour.
Research
on
the
specific
and
non‐specific
factors
of
treatment
has
helped
crystallise
its
relevance
clinical
impact.
The
challenges
currently
faced
by
field
revolve
around
ensuring
access
to
evidence‐based
treatments
enhancing
their
effectiveness.
Digitally
delivered
formats
empirically
supported
increase
while
supporting
treatment‐specific
ingredients
necessity
for
guidance.
Excitement
surrounds
potential
integration
novel
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
machine
learning
methods
advance
psychotherapy
abundance
data
in
digitally
positions
them
well
harness
capabilities
AI.
Recent
work
provides
proof
concept
areas
including
detection
diagnosis,
predicting
outcomes,
adherence,
remission
relapse.
A
risk
emerges
when
applying
methods,
which
an
overreliance
AI
inferences
may
overshadow
aspect
psychotherapy.
contrast
simple:
we
over‐invest
rationality
our
inferences,
blindly
obeying
algorithmic
counsel
that
lead
unintended
consequences,
such
as
oversimplifying
complexity.
This
would
amount
changing
from
human‐centric
techno‐centric
endeavour,
something
should
steadily
avoid.
perspective
highlights
importance
balancing
enthusiasm
advancements
with
cautious
approach.
discussion
outlines
risks
associated
overdependence
reasons
avoid
scenario
loses
essence.
In
conclusion,
suggests
avenues
future
research
prevent
transformation
maintain
nature
Learning Media and Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 13
Published: May 3, 2024
This
article
focuses
on
the
experiences
of
adult
job
seekers
in
a
community
technology
center,
primarily
exploring
three
cases.
In
education,
term
digital
literacy
has
been
used
to
refer
technical
skills,
reflecting
hierarchical
framing
learning
that
positions
technologies
as
neutral
tools.
Drawing
from
sociomaterial
perspective,
I
explore
broader
range
adaptive
practices
emerging
for
they
moved
across
entangled
platforms
and
workforce
agencies
during
six-month
ethnographic
case
study.
Findings
aspects
adults'
platforms:
maneuvering
resumes
boundary
objects;
collaboratively
navigating
platforms'
rules;
drawing
formal
informal
knowledge.
Internet Policy Review,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(3)
Published: Sept. 5, 2023
This
paper
explores
how
four
commonly
proposed
collective
data
intermediaries
–
trusts,
decentralised
autonomous
organisations,
cooperatives
and
unions
have
been
envisioned
enacted
by
their
proponents.
Regulation & Governance,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2024
Abstract
How
data
on
individuals
are
gathered,
analyzed,
and
stored
remains
largely
ungoverned
at
both
domestic
global
levels.
We
address
the
unique
governance
problem
posed
by
digital
to
provide
a
framework
for
understanding
why
elusive.
Data
easily
transferable
replicable,
making
them
useful
tool.
But
this
characteristic
creates
massive
problems
all
of
us
who
want
have
some
agency
choice
over
how
(or
if)
our
collected
used.
Moreover,
co‐created:
object
from
which
culled
an
interested
party.
Yet,
any
point
has
marginal
value
close
zero
thus
little
bargaining
power
when
it
comes
negotiating
with
collectors.
Relatedly,
follow
rule
winner
take
all—the
parties
that
most
can
leverage
greater
accuracy
utility,
leading
natural
oligopolies.
Finally,
data's
lies
in
combination
proprietary
algorithms
analyze
predict
patterns.
Given
these
characteristics,
private
solutions
ineffective.
Public
will
also
likely
be
insufficient.
The
imbalance
market
between
platforms
collect
reproduced
political
sphere.
conclude
form
collective
is
required.
examine
challenges
looking
public
effort,
EU's
General
Protection
Regulation,
Apple's
“privacy
nutrition
labels”
their
App
Store,
First
Nations
Information
Governance
Centre
Canada.
Memory Mind & Media,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
This
paper
is
written
at
a
tipping
point
in
the
development
of
generative
AI
and
related
technologies
services,
which
heralds
new
battleground
between
humans
computers
shaping
reality.
Large
language
models
(LLMs)
scrape
vast
amounts
data
from
so
called
‘publicly
available'
internet,
enabling
ways
for
past
to
be
represented
reimagined
scale,
individuals
societies.
Moreover,
changes
what
memory
does,
pushing
it
beyond
realm
individual,
human
influence,
control,
yet
same
time
offering
modes
expression,
conversation,
creativity,
overcoming
forgetting.
I
argue
here
‘third
way
memory’,
recognise
how
entanglements
machines
both
enable
endanger
agency
making
remixing
individual
collective
memory.
includes
growth
agents,
with
increasing
autonomy
infinite
potential
make,
remake,
repurpose
pasts,
consent
control.
outlines
two
key
developments
AI-driven
services:
firstly,
they
untether
present,
producing
that
was
never
actually
remembered
first
place,
and,
secondly,
usher
‘conversational’
through
dialogical
construction
present.
Ultimately,
are
more
difficult
us
influence
on,
pathways
from,
past,
over
remembering
forgetting
increasingly
challenged.
It
is
generally
accepted
that
we
are
experiencing
an
era
in
which
our
ability
to
do
essential
daily
tasks
and
enjoy
fundamental
human
rights
depends
extensively
on
access
the
internet.
In
a
world
where
digital
technologies
dictate
performance
of
most
activities,
can
individual
choose
not
be
online?
According
estimates
from
United
Nations
International
Telecommunication
Union,
2.6
billion
people,
or
one-third
world's
population,
use
Internet.1
Should
consider
this
data
as
exclusive
reflection
number
people
who
have
opportunity
internet,
at
least
small
percentage
someone's
choice
stay
offline?
The
goal
paper
try
contribute
ongoing
discussion
mentioned
dilemmas
law
perspective
by
exploring
whether
there
right
offline
under
current
framework
stated
differently,
it
possible
for
government
private
entities
force
individuals
internet
against
their
will?
Perspectives on Politics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: Dec. 18, 2024
From
speech
to
privacy,
broad
public
interests
are
increasingly
governed
online
by
policy
decisions
taken
private
companies.
We
examine
when
and
how
firms
make
such
decisions.
In
contrast
the
shadow
of
hierarchy
functionalist
explanations
authority,
we
build
an
analytical
framework
based
on
business
power
economics
literature
concerned
with
two-sided
markets.
argue
that
companies
operating
as
digital
platforms
may
use
actor
governance
consolidate
their
influence.
More
precisely,
public-interest
regulation
one
side
market
(e.g.,
protecting
privacy
end-users)
increase
dependence
other
increasing
price
paid
for
information
advertisers).
probe
our
argument
looking
at
implemented
Apple
in
2021.
Our
findings
demonstrate
growing
role
played
global
regulatory
debates
call
attention
structures
can
simultaneously
incentivize
become
a
source
power.