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• The Hybrid Intelligence of Knowledge-Based Bots: From Journalist Interactions to Therapy Assistants
  ...n when needed. Over time, it would grow into an increasingly comprehensive knowledge base, reducing the need for direct human involvement as its accuracy improv ...r uses. If there's nothing there, the customer can submit a ticket. A good knowledge base support system should add the finished result to the system after the
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• What is Cyborg Anthropology?
  ...how interaction occurs between classes and social actors. One examines how knowledge goes through, how kinship forms, and why rituals occur, ones examines pasti ...much as people are, as people with different tools and access to sites of knowledge have different powers and opportunities available to them.
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• What is a Cyborg?
  ...cluding people with electronic pacemakers, artificial joints, drug implant systems, implanted corneal lenses, and artificial skin. A much higher percentage pa ..., and of living and artificial cells. have been called many things: bionic systems, vital machines, cyborgs. They are a central figure of the late Twentieth C
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• Conferences
  ...also between human actors mediated by Web platforms, the process in which knowledge is produced and applied, information is gathered, interpreted, and used in ...contributions from a heterogeneous set of fields and domains such as: Web systems, computational intelligence, human-computer interaction, digital theory, We
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• Information
  ...discourse, “information” has become a ubiquitous term for all types of knowledge and communication, but this was not always the case. Information was first ...ner even suggests that the order- and form-generating power of information systems is basically analogous to what some people call God.”<ref>Erik Davis, Tec
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• Google Buzz Discussion on Prosthesis
  There's a nice book on how these feed systems (especially the one you're using to read this text right now) will affect h ...lated to regulating systems with a closed signal loop. Generally speaking, systems which exploit feedback loops in a controlled (or controlling) manner are cy
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• Course Materials
  ...ide the gaze of the everyday experience and into the gaze of understanding systems and strucutres as a whole.  ...t source of inspiration thinking differently and envisioning people in new systems.
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• A Slice of Life in My Virtual Community
  perform acts of commerce, exchange knowledge, share emotional support, conferencing systems, global computer networks offer clues to what might
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• Cyborg Swarms and Wearable Communities
  Add the kind of reputation systems that have surfaced on eBay or Slashdot, and even wilder interactions become ...PCs. The worldwide virtual community of cyborgs use the Internet to spread knowledge from nodes like Cambridge, Toronto, Atlanta, and Eugene even more quickly t
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• The Anthropology of Computing: Digital Cultures Spring 2009 MIT
  *Brooks, Rodney (1990) Elephants Don't Play Chess. Robotics and Autonomous Systems 6: 3-15. Brooks, Rodney (2002) Flesh and machines: how robots will change u *Collins, H. M. (1990) Artificial Experts: Social Knowledge and Intelligent Machines. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
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• The Anthropology of Cybercultures
  *Collins, H. M. Artificial Experts: Social Knowledge and Intelligent Machines. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1992. ISBN: 97802625311 ...an. "Postgenomic Futures: Translations Across the Machine-Nature Border in Systems Biology." New Genetics & Society 24 (2005): 195-225.
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• Blogs vs. Wikis
  ...ver and new employees are hired, the wiki can be an unbroken repository of knowledge that evolves with your growing organisation.<ref>http://www.atlassian.com/s Wikis are simple, efficient tools for managing knowledge and collaborating. They're particularly convenient in today's busy and inte
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• UX Reading List
  ====The Humane Interface: New Directions for Designing Interactive Systems, by Jef Raskin==== ...wards joining science to the practical design of information visualization systems."
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• UX Glossary
  ...ces, and human-centric computer interaction design and is characterized by systems and technologies that are (Zelkha & Epstein 1998; Aarts, Harwig & Schuurman ...del which describes the steps humans take when they interact with computer systems. The model was proposed by Donald A. Norman, a scholar in the discipline of
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• Data Flows and Crises in Online Reputation Economies
  ...en individuals. In other words, reputation is a dynamic system of situated knowledge that sorts social interactions. ...hare in common. More shared things will lead to more shared beliefs, value systems and judgment, and generally could better reputation.
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• Illuminating the Dark Geoweb
  What does that mean? It means that less than a percent of the digital knowledge we’ve collected and stored online is not availabile for our use. ...e is different, that’s why a lot of it stays in the dark. The processing systems become as important as the data when data is so seperate and stuck in silos
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• Geolocal AutoSubscribing RSS Feeds - A Shift from Responding to Place to Making Place
  ...liefs and experience. I think a point was made concerning the structure of systems. I pointed out that a Go board is empty when starting a game, and as the ga ...al people to connect Answers to Questions, and Wikipedia for collaborative knowledge creation. Places facilitate conversation, but they must be inhabited by mea
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• What is a Cyborg
  ...cluding people with electronic pacemakers, artificial joints, drug implant systems, implanted corneal lenses, and artificial skin. A much higher percentage pa ..., and of living and artificial cells. have been called many things: bionic systems, vital machines, cyborgs. They are a central figure of the late Twentieth C
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• O'Reilly Webcast
  ...ral and artificial, mind and body, self-developing and externally designed systems". ...ng a methodology to understand and describe rapidly changing sociocultural systems affected by technology, the idea of a “Cyborg Anthropology” was propose
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• Book
  ...ral and artificial, mind and body, self-developing and externally designed systems". ...ng a methodology to understand and describe rapidly changing sociocultural systems affected by technology, the idea of a “Cyborg Anthropology” was propose
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• Data Visualization
  ...ata visualization and analysis; with machine learning and multiagent based systems. ...ion Architecture (often abbreviated "I.A.") is the practice of structuring knowledge or data. These are often structured according to their context in user inte
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• Cybernetic UX Design
  ...ract with humans. Designing with only humans in mind creates major gaps in knowledge about how technology works and why (perhaps why Apple chooses to use the wo ...n focuses around the systematic integration of man, devices, data, and the systems that living/non-living objects operate within. The term Human-Computer Inte
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• Technology is Opportunity
  the knowledg eis not in the computer, the knowledge is in the human. the ocmputer facilitates that knowled.ge helps is connect the leaders need to by systems oriented. and if you just think on that systems level you'll be able to work.
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• Lucy Suchman
  ...y babies, grandparents and even cats. It cuts across age and technological knowledge and provides a direct way to interact with information.
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• Wiki
  ...'. The wiki format allows for the efficient and exploratory contruction of knowledge by a community of participants, regardless of geography. Wiki.org defines w ...losed in more specialised data management systems and knowledge management systems.<ref>Wiki. Atlassian. http://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence/wiki.jsp
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• Statement of Professional and Ethical Responsibilities
  ...ircumstances in our respective nations. We shall, within the limits of our knowledge, disclose any significant risks to those we study that may result from our ...ecognize the need for continuing education so as to maintain our skill and knowledge at a high level. Our training should inform students as to their ethical re
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• Reputation
  ...en individuals. In other words, reputation is a dynamic system of situated knowledge that sorts social interactions. ...hare in common. More shared things will lead to more shared beliefs, value systems and judgment, and generally could better reputation.
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• Doug Engelbart
  In March, WANG introduced the WANG 4000 computer systems. By December, they only had 7 orders. Yet their annual reports said “the ...better search and universal access. This is great, in comparison to older systems. We lost some. We gained some.
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• Ethics in Anthropology: Public Presentation of Anthropological Material
  ...method of instruction in ethics, on the principle that a code is “inert knowledge” which fails to teach students the skills needed to choose between confli ...e her cultural relativist orientation, she did not understand the existing systems of law in New Guinea, and believed that they could not govern themselves wi
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• I See Borged People
  ...g - Derek Bruff." Derek Bruff - Author of Teaching with Classroom Response Systems. http://derekbruff.com/site/blog/2010/10/11/participatory-culture-in-the-cl *Weller, Katrin. "Folksonomies and ontologies: two new players in indexing knowledge representation." Online Informator 2, no. 2 (2007). http://wwwalt.phil-fak.
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• The Anthropology of Computing
  *8 Postcolonial Recalculations: Legacies of African Mathematical Systems *Forsythe, Diana E. "Engineering Knowledge: The Construction of Knowledge in Artificial Intelligence." In Studying Those Who Study Us: An Anthropolog
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• Urban Tapestries Project
  ...s is the name of a research project and experimental software platform for knowledge mapping and sharing – public authoring – conceived and developed by Pro ...d adapting new and emerging technologies for creating and sharing everyday knowledge and experience; building up organic, collective memories that trace and emb
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• Recommendations concerning Cyborg Technology
  ...which we could eventually impart very large quantities of information and knowledge to the brain electronically? ...oducing an experimental subject's sensory impressions without having prior knowledge of what the person was looking at. With the help of measurements, the compu
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• H+ Elbow Life and Youth Extension
  *Sustainability: Nature, population density, mortality rates, closed systems *Cryonics, and social implications as well as mental; knowledge being temporally dependant
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• Actor Network Theory
  ...rieuc Bay. In John Law (ed.), Power, Action and Belief: A New Sociology of Knowledge. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. ...k Theory and Information Infrastructure. Dept. of computer and information systems, Norwegian Univ. of Science and Technology (NTNU) and Univ. of Oslo. http:/
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• Unfinished Work: From Cyborg to Cognisphere
  ...ognisphere gives a name and shape to the globally interconnected cognitive systems in which humans are increasingly embedded. ...h human awareness acting as the limited resource that artificial cognitive systems help to preserve and extend". Hayles, 162 in Unfinished Work: Theory, Cultu
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• Anthropology of Gaming
  ...e topic is humongous. There is the universe, and there are galaxies, solar systems, and planets. There are development platforms and genres, there is World of ...game and popular culture research, related theories and general video game knowledge you've come to the right website" http://www.wiredanthropology.com/Home_Pag
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• Perception Minutes
  ...? Looking for firewood and looking for a file are becomming more similar - systems in which you're interacting; obligation that comes with thinking someone en ...e Church in Medieval times having control over the information coming out; knowledge produced with a certain group with a certain agenda, now we can seek out di
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• Education
  ...and acquaintances of mine have described experiences where those sparks of knowledge lead to the exploration of the tangents they find most interesting for hour It is learning methods like these where knowledge is applied and retained, where queries to dictionaries, thesauri and other
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• Cyborg Cartography
  ...nge course. Entire sections of a city may be walled off, and communication systems may completely suffer. Real-time mapping tools and rapid communication systems can stitch back together the geographical ruptures. "Whether the cyborg-car
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• Defining Cyborg Anthropology
  ...implants, pacemakers. This definition is too narrow to capture many of the systems that go beyond this very specific notion of cyborg. ...the technological systems it has built, specifically modern technological systems that have reflexively impacted notions of what it means to be humans.
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• Flow, Interaction Design And Contemporary Boredom
  ...arriers of entry” associated with computing sciences such as programming knowledge and expenses associated with computing at early stages probably deterred a <blockquote>"Regulations have just come around as we gain knowledge of the effect of a lot of the products/artifacts that corporations want to
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• Bill Verplank Keynote at the Interaction '11 Conference in Boulder, Colorado
  ...nk spoke at Interaction '11 in Boulder, Colorado on Interaction Design and systems. It was my favorite speech of the entire conference. It gave me a better mo And cybernetics+control systems 
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• Full text of A Cyborg Manifesto
  ...two centuries have simultaneously produced modern organisms as objects of knowledge and reduced the line between humans and animals to a faint trace re-etched ...an ontological category permitting the knowledge of a subject, and so the knowledge of subjugation and alienation.
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• Notes on MySpace and Legendary Psychasthenia
  ...e online world is a space of self-expression and an aid to greater ‘self-knowledge’, ‘personal transformation’ and ‘growth’ clearly indicates that f ...r non-specialists to produce (personal web pages) or spread across several systems (email, messaging, photo hosting, blogs etc.), combined with their word-of-
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• Indigenous Cybernetics
  Cybernetics, the interdisciplinary study of systems, control, and communication in animals, machines, and organizations, is fre ...ernetes" meaning "steersman," revolves around governance and the idea that systems can be self-regulating through feedback.
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• Anthropology and Artificial Intelligence
  ...it constitutes a radical intervention into the ontological conditions of knowledge production, cultural meaning-making, and the very conception of intelligenc * Technological mediation of cultural knowledge
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• Regeneration
  ...s a fundamental mechanism of life that manifests across various scales and systems. === Environmental Systems ===
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• Wisdom Weavers
  ...individuals and communities who synthesize, preserve, and transmit complex knowledge across time, cultures, and disciplines. * Holistic knowledge integration
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• Primate Need for Intimacy
  * Emotional regulation systems ...ollective primate experiences. Oxytocin, dopamine, and other neurochemical systems create intricate feedback loops of social connection, emotional regulation,
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