Our digital footprint Ethics, engagement and social responsibility
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Galit Ariel discusses how technology reshapes human presence and participation in physical and virtual spaces, examining digital culture, subcultures, and the influence of mass digital behavior. She looks at smart cities and the future of privacy and data privileges in public spaces, and outlines what strategists, creators, citizens and consumers should do before and after COVID-19 as public and private spheres blend.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Groundbreaking era
- 4:21Physical and mental spaces
- 7:35Digital space as third space
- 10:25Spatial computing explained
- 13:55Positive impacts of spatial computing
- 18:11Self and identity shifts
- 20:37Digital authoritarianism risks
- 24:14Smart cities and privacy
- 26:45Surveillance and agency loss
- 28:54Truth and social media manipulation
- 30:37Deepfakes and reality crisis
- 31:21Recipe for better future
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