1. Utopies et idéologies fondatrices du réseau numérique: transparence, activisme et action des acteurs

     

     wikileaks  social sciences  digital  culture  ideology  Transparency 

  2. And for good measure… A sarcastic view on futurism by IGN’s Sarcastic Gamer.

    Microsoft spoof of its “2019” video (technology, innovation in everyday life)

    (Source: singularityhub.com)

     

     prospective  futurism  ideology  social  technology  utopias  microsoft 

  3. “Experience is the new reality”

    A short story of “what’s to come”: the potential future of mankind as a techno-mediated / screen-simulated civilization.

    (Source: singularityhub.com)

     

     future  prospective  utopia  technology  ideology  media  society  anthropology  experience  reality  image realm 

  4. Artificial Intelligence - Steven Spielberg
ARGs mythology in one movie.
Creepiest movie I’ve ever experienced (after 2001). Was slightly bored first time I saw it (“I want my mommy” “She doesn’t want you, that’s why she’s gotten rid of you. Ever heard of Hansel & Gretel?” “I want the fairy” “*sigh*” 20 000 trillion years later: “I want my mommy” “She’s dead and she still wouldn’t want you because you’re still a robot but… never mind let’s stick with the crazy aliens playing frankestein and the Pixar blue fairy”). Second time around, mostly horrified by everything in it. The kid, the bear, the sexbot, the crazy singing nannybot, the real son, the parents, crazy grieving dad / wannabe god, fucking disneyland statue that won’t age and then breaks thanks to creepio, ALIENS, wait no - über robots, ALIENS talking about space-time-and-whatnot in DNA and hair lock and dead bad mother coming back to life and probably not even her, and making a birthday cake and a mohawk and dying at the end, AGAIN.
The voice-over. Thank you for that great fairy tale. I will definitely go to sleep now (and not fear my Sony Vaio laptop commanding me to love him).
#postmodernismtales #killmeplease

    Artificial Intelligence - Steven Spielberg

    ARGs mythology in one movie.

    Creepiest movie I’ve ever experienced (after 2001). Was slightly bored first time I saw it (“I want my mommy” “She doesn’t want you, that’s why she’s gotten rid of you. Ever heard of Hansel & Gretel?” “I want the fairy” “*sigh*” 20 000 trillion years later: “I want my mommy” “She’s dead and she still wouldn’t want you because you’re still a robot but… never mind let’s stick with the crazy aliens playing frankestein and the Pixar blue fairy”). Second time around, mostly horrified by everything in it. The kid, the bear, the sexbot, the crazy singing nannybot, the real son, the parents, crazy grieving dad / wannabe god, fucking disneyland statue that won’t age and then breaks thanks to creepio, ALIENS, wait no - über robots, ALIENS talking about space-time-and-whatnot in DNA and hair lock and dead bad mother coming back to life and probably not even her, and making a birthday cake and a mohawk and dying at the end, AGAIN.

    The voice-over. Thank you for that great fairy tale. I will definitely go to sleep now (and not fear my Sony Vaio laptop commanding me to love him).

    #postmodernismtales #killmeplease

     

     movies  frames  spielberg  ai  tales  postmodernism  ideology  robots  technology  human 

  5. The book face is actually wrong since “Remember me” can be interpreted as the strongest feeling/action/quality of all in this drawing. It’s permanent.
skandalon:
Techno Tuesday: “Desire”
Techno Tuesday is a comic drawn by Andy Rementer:
Andy Rementer is a creative person based in Philadelphia. He received a bachelors degree from The University of the Arts in 2004. From 2005 to 2007 he worked for Fabrica, while living in Treviso, a small town in northern Italy. He currently divides his time between graphic design, cartooning and illustration. […] Aside from doodling Andy enjoys Italian meals, playing the banjo and drinking coffee. (more)
Check his personal website for more of his work.

    The book face is actually wrong since “Remember me” can be interpreted as the strongest feeling/action/quality of all in this drawing. It’s permanent.

    skandalon:

    Techno Tuesday: “Desire”

    Techno Tuesday is a comic drawn by Andy Rementer:

    Andy Rementer is a creative person based in Philadelphia. He received a bachelors degree from The University of the Arts in 2004. From 2005 to 2007 he worked for Fabrica, while living in Treviso, a small town in northern Italy. He currently divides his time between graphic design, cartooning and illustration. […] Aside from doodling Andy enjoys Italian meals, playing the banjo and drinking coffee. (more)

    Check his personal website for more of his work.

     

     media  ceci ne tuera pas cela  digital  culture  ideology  mediagenie