Abstract

This paper considers the dialectics of of “attention” from three perspectives - policy, privacy, and persuasive technologies. The dialectics of “attention” suggests that to which we pay attention creates our environment. And, in turn, our environment shapes that to which we pay attention. This strain will be traced through existing policy, competing philosophies of privacy, and the growing reach of persuasive technologies.

Presenters

Michael Thate
Associate Research Scholar and Lecturer, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Keller Center for Innovation, Faith and Work Initiative, Princeton University, United States

Details

Presentation Type

Paper Presentation in a Themed Session

Theme

Social Impacts

KEYWORDS

Attention Economy, Ecology, Data Privacy, Persuasive Technologies

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