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| New Surveillance (Marx. 2005) |
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Definition
| Scrutiny through the use of technical means to extract or create personal or group data. |
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| Foucault (Disciplinary Societies) |
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Definition
- Analogical
- Discrete
- Starting again
- Individual mass
- Concentration on production
- Industrial |
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| Deleuze (societies of Control) |
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Definition
- Numerical
- Fluid
- Never finished
- "Dividual"
- Corporation
- No fixed boundaries |
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Widens Surveillance
- Little limitations |
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Definition
Active sorting
ID and prioritizing
Tracking of bodies |
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| Algorithmic Surveillance (introna & woods. 2004) |
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Definition
| Surveillance that makes the use of step-by-step software instructions |
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Term
| Facial Recognition (Binary) |
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Definition
Coloured squares marked with X & Y
Associates with colour and read by computer
Comparible, Mixable, Accessible |
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| Facial Recognition (Deterioration) |
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Definition
Geometry of face is unique
Deteriorates over time
Geometry reduces with the size of the database |
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| Facial Recognition (Reductionism) |
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Definition
Resolution/Environment unclear makes
image uncomparable
- Boston Bombers |
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| As resolution decreases so does system performance |
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Can be design to socially exclude on the basis of socio-technical choices
systems Can help overcome barriers
Strongly biased with political, social and economic conditions |
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