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sociostrategy think strategy. think social. menu skip to content blog about about anna jobin anna jobin profile contact #smartphonedemokratie leave a reply eine kurze vorankündigung in eigener sache: bald erscheint mein erster essay in deutscher sprache ! seit jahren bin ich eher auf französisch oder englisch unterwegs, und freue mich darum umso mehr über die gelegenheit, in meiner muttersprache gelesen werden zu können. dies verdanke ich politologin und medienexpertin adrienne fichter , deren aktuelles projekt ein sachbuch über die schnittstelle von digitalisierung und politik ist. als sie mich angefragt hat, ob ich zu ihrem buch einen text über algorithmen beisteuern würde, habe ich “mein steckenpferd!” geantwortet. “gerne!” und so kommt es, dass im buch “smartphone-demokratie” , das im herbst im verlag nzz libro erscheint, ein kapitel von mir zu lesen sein wird. “smartphone-demokratie” kann auf der seite des buchverlags vorbestellt werden . offizielles erscheinungsdatum ist der 16. september 2017. die lektüre der “smartphone-demokratie” lohnt sich bestimmt auch wegen der vielzahl unterschiedlicher themen, welche die digitalisierung von unterschiedlichen blickwinkeln aus angehen. ein vorgeschmack dazu gibt der untertitel des buches: #fakenews #facebook #bots #populismus #weibo #civictech spannend, nicht? this entry was posted in yours truly and tagged algorithms on june 6, 2017 by anna jobin . “if a computer is right 99% of the time, i wouldn’t want to be the 1% case” leave a reply a few days ago my fb memories reminded my of the time i discussed artificial intelligence on swiss national radio during a segment called “artificial intelligence: between fantasy and reality”. the program was in french, and i’ve always wanted to translate it. now seems as good a time as any, so no more procrastinating. the title of this blog post is drawn from the interview and alludes to the fact that if you have been misjudged by ai you could have a hard time rectifying the situation – because algorithmic decision makes it difficult to know whom or what to hold accountable . when reading, please keep in mind that this is drawn from a spoken, non-scripted discussion originally taking place in another language. furthermore, it’s from one year ago, which is why there is no mention of recent ai initiatives such as ai now or ethics and governance of ai . while it was not my best interview, and there is so . much . more . to say about ai , i might still have managed to get a few major points across… what do you think? the interview (excerpts) picture: roomba – moderator: artificial intelligence is a reality we talk about more and more often. ai or the ability of a machine to argue like a human or even better. and as often, some are gleeful about it whereas others paint a darker picture of the future, even predicting the end of mankind. well, let’s calm down and study the question more calmly. to do this we’ve got two journalists, huma khamis and didier bonvin, welcome. and we’re with you, anna jobin. you’re a sociologist and doctoral candidate at the laboratory of science and technology studies (stslab) of lausanne university. anna jobin, to start, what is your implication, your link to this “artificial intelligence”? aj: as a sociologist i’m interested in the social aspects of technologies, including ai. my own research centers on how humans cohabit with complex algorithmic systems, something we do already. and this is the link: complex algorithmic systems – which are one sort of ai. – [mod] so you link the general population and science? do you try to understand and interpret them for us? well, in my opinion science and the general population are not two distinct entities . it’s a symbiosis with many questions about the use, but also the distribution and creation of these technologies. switch to huma khamis , who does an excellent job recalling the history of well-publicized applications of ai, from deep blue to alphago and yumi , and reminds everyone that most of us carry ai in our pocket in form of a smartphone. she ends by mentioning ellie , a robot detecting depression largely based on face recognition technologies. – [mod] anna jobin, is this real progress? what do you make of this? would you say we could do better, are we late at this point? of course, as has been said, there have been mindblowing advances within the last years. for instance in calculations – they have always been done, but there has been progress in doing them with computers, merging them with technologies, new materials that have only been used for decades… secondly, there has been an automation of these calculations, an automation made possible by these computers. and as a third ingredient i’d point to data , no matter whether they have been generated by sensors and integrated in the system subsequently, or whether they represent “available” digital traces generated by our activities. – [mod] at what moment did we go from automated calculations to things like emotion recognition? has there been a border, at one point, that has been crossed, or have we made real progress after years of stagnation? it is an ancient human dream to reproduce that which makes us human. however, one mustn’t forget that what we consider being human has changed over years, decades and centenaries. it is not the first time that we think the essence of humanity is located in the brain , but even this time it is rather novel. huma khamis and didier bonvin discuss ray kurzweil, his theory of “singularity”, and what makes us human: feelings? imperfections? – [hk] so anna jobin, you’re part of the laboratory of digital cultures and humanities, do you think this ai will be able to generate a culture and feelings of its own? and to evolve as we evolve with our imperfections? will it be able to create imperfections? ai is already creating its own culture if we look at netflix and its algorithms of suggestion and classification . but it’s always in symbiosis with humans, which is why i think the idea of the “cyborg” is much closer to reality than a neat distinction between mankind and machine . a distinction that is rather recent and considers both as two clearly separated species by, notably, elevating machines to a species on its own. this of course paves the way to “robots rise up and fight for their survival” – which in and by itself is a very interesting vision of things… but if we speak of the future, what i’m actually interested in is why we speak in a certain way about the future. i think our visions, fears, utopias and dreads reveal more about us today than they do about the future . – [hk] speaking of dreads and fears, we spend a lot of time trying to save human treasures, for instance in digital humanities. is this an emergency because we will disappear? humans have always aimed at documentation, from oral tradition to writing to printing et cetera. now that these great tools of information storage are available, that we try to make use of them for archiving and for digitizing our heritage does not seem like a surprising step. of course they imply questions about the ways in which a format imposes its particularities on the content, but that’s not what we’re discussing today. what seems much more important to me regarding dreads and fears are – without going down to road until the end of human kind – the forms of autonomy within systems that learn “by themselves”, without forgetting that they have at one point been programmed to learn, so there has been a human intervention at the very beginning. […] there have been decisions about, for instance, the process by which the system will learn, or the parameters that will be taken into account for the learning. although we might not have access neither to the exact process of learning, as is the case in deep learning, nor to the justification of the results, there have been definitions and human values influencing the system at the very beginning. however, the problems begin if we don’t have access to the process of justification . let’s imagine a robot will let us know that, according to its calculations, it would be unreasonable to undertake a medical intervention. because, by taking into account your age and what you contribute to society through your work, a certain medical intervention might simply not be worth it? … who are you going to discuss things with? are you going to argue with a robot, a machine? or a doctor? and which of these options are you more comfortable with? watson medical algorithm by xkcd follows a discussion about the the turing test and the chatbot, eugene goostman that had been announced to have passed it, before experts quickly denied its “victory”. – [mod] what do you think about this anna jobin? there’s debate… the turing test is very interesting and it has sparked a competition in the development of chatbots, which is great. then again, it is a small test within a very limited area: conversation, and to be precise: linear conversation, which goes question/answer and so forth. it’s a very limited form of human interaction. if we look at artificial intelligence let’s start by asking the question about intelligence and what we actually mean. logic intelligence, linguistic intelligence – but is there creative intelligence, emotional intelligence, inter- or intra-personal intelligence? et cetera. and yes, there is great progress in very specialized areas, and scientific intelligence… – [mod] several areas progress at the same time. … yes, but to combine all of these and proclaim that the sum of these parts makes a human is, i am convinced, the wrong conclusion . db mentions the open letter on ai and how stephen hawkins thinks ai could bring the end of mankind. the point you’ve been making about being worried that there will be a threat 50 or 100 years from now [in form of a robot uprising]… it’s still rather hypothetical and i suggest we leave it to hollywood and science fiction authors. however, there’s the much more recent issue of weapons such as l.a.w.s., lethal autonomous weapon systems . these have been very well created by humans. at one point it is a political issue: what do we want to do with these possibilities – no matter whether we call it “ai”, or “technological power”, or whatever. it is a questions for humans, why do we want to use it, what do we want to develop. we’re all impressionable by a robot, and well, a bi-pedic, advancing on two legs… – [mod] … you’res speaking of google’s atlas robot. it walks on its own on snow, and if pushed it gets up again. yes, and that really is impressive technologically speaking. however, let’s not forget that boston dynamics is also in the military business, and even if google makes promises about its use… – [mod] … it will only be used for the love of humanity. to balance things, hk underlines areas where ai is used for good, e.g. the medical domain, care, etc. – [mod] your last words, anna jobin? i’d like to take up what huma khamis said. the potential exists, but it is up to humans to make up their minds what they will use it for, it is used for good? but also: are predictions based on the correct model? meaning: in which area might it be useful to predict the future based on the past, and whether, for instance, statistical evaluations are the right model. if a computer is right 99% of the time, i wouldn’t want to be the 1% case. how are we going to deal with these question with regard to potential harm, with regard to transparency of the process, and with regard to responsibility? – [mod] anna jobin, sociologist and doctoral candidate at the laboratory of science and technology of lausanne university, thank you for accepting our invitation. this entry was posted in ethics and values , technology , yours truly and tagged accountability , ai , artificial intelligence , expectations , human action , robots , social context on march 16, 2017 by anna jobin . sgs-sss: call for papers // appel à contributions leave a reply tl;dr (in english): together with a brilliant colleague of mine i organize a panel at the congress of the swiss sociological association (held in zurich, june 21-23) about the political dimensions of digital platforms. please consider contributing in english, german or french by february 20, 2017. cf. plus bas pour la version française. alle zwei jahre findet der kongress der schweizerischen gesellschaft für soziologie statt, das nächste mal am 21.-23. juni in zürich . zusammen mit loïse bilat organisiere ich dort einen akademischen workshop zum thema der informationsfragmentierung aus soziotechnischer sicht. der workshop ist aus der konvergenz unserer forschungsinteressen heraus entstanden, denn meine kollegin ist spezialisiert auf die analyse ideologisches gedankenguts, insbesondere der neoliberalen ideologie . dazu laden wir interessierte forschende ein, ihre ergebnisse und/oder Überlegungen auf englisch, deutsch oder französisch vorzustellen und zu diskutieren. hier unser “call for contributions”: politische dimensionen digitaler plattformen: ein soziotechnischer ansatz der informationsfragmentierung stichworte: soziotechnik, sts, medienepistemologie, politische soziologie, ideengeschichte continue reading → this entry was posted in blog on february 2, 2017 by anna jobin . [french] algorithmes: entretien et suggestions de lectures leave a reply prologue un magazine grand public paru cette semaine m’a cité dans le cadre d’un dossier sur les algorithmes. intitulé “les algorithmes veulent-ils notre peau?”, il ne donne pas de réponse définitive à la question posée mais aborde le sujet sous plusieurs angles en donnant la parole à des spécialistes de différents domaines. l’article a été rédigé peu avant les élections américaines mais son sujet ne pourrait guère être davantage au coeur de l’actualité: parmi d’autres thématiques brulantes (telles que notamment la responsabilité des médias et de leur approche journalistique , la fonction des sondages , les facteurs sociaux qui favorisent l’extremisme et l’autoritarianisme ) le résultat surprenant de cette élection présidentielle a également attiré l’attention sur le rôle potentiellement joué par les plateformes en ligne et leur gestion algorithmique des news, vraies ou fausses. pour son dossier dans femina , le journaliste nicolas poinsot m’avait posé sept questions dont seule une petite partie des réponses s’est retrouvée dans la version finale faute de place. il m’a gentiment donné la permission de reproduire l’entretien dans son intégralité, que vous pouvez lire ci-dessous. la question de l’influence des plateformes numériques sur la politique actuelle n’y est pas abordée, mais en vue de l’actualité il me semble bon d’ajouter quelques propositions de lecture à la fin de ce billet. l’entretien – quels domaines de notre vie sont concernés par les algorithmes? aj: dès que nous utilisons internet, un outil numérique ou simplement un appareil automatisé, nous interagissons directement avec des systèmes algorithmiques . s’y ajoute l’influence indirecte des algorithmes, par exemple le fait que nous habitions un monde de plus en plus optimisé pour une gestion algorithmique, que nous en fassions usage ou non. – observe-t-on une augmentation de l’usage de ces algorithmes depuis ces dernières années. et si oui pourquoi? aj: oui, clairement, et c’est lié à la numérisation. il convient d’en distinguer deux caractéristiques principales: d’un côté, les algorithmes numériques permettent d’automatiser un grand nombre de tâches et processus à coût relativement faible. de l’autre côté, il y a l’optimisation: grâce au traitement automatique des données numériques ces dernières peuvent être récoltées, stockées et exploitées de manière exhaustive et très ciblée. – quelles sont les évolutions et les excès possibles avec le “deep learning”? continue reading → this entry was posted in analysis , technology and tagged algorithms , entretien , facebook , politics on november 16, 2016 by anna jobin . google autocomplete revisited 2 replies «did google manipulate search for [presidential candidate]?» was the title of a video that showed up in my facebook feed. in it, the video host argued that upon entering a particular presidential candidate’s name into google’s query bar, very specific autocomplete suggestions are not showing up although – according to the host – they should . i will address the problems with this claim at a later point, but let’s start by noting that the argument was quickly picked up (and sometimes transformed) by blogs and news outlets alike, inspiring titles such as «google searches for [candidate] yield favorable autocomplete results, report shows», «did [candidate]’s campaign boost her image with a google bomb?», «google is manipulating search results in favor of [candidate]», and «google accused of rigging search results to favor [candidate]». (the perhaps most accurate title of the first wave of reporting is by the washington times, stating «google accused of manipulating searches, burying negative stories about [candidate]» .) i could not help but notice the shift of focus from google autocomplete to google search results in some of the reporting, and there is of course a link between the two. but it is important to keep in mind that manipulating autocomplete suggestions is not the same as manipulating search results , and careless sweeping statements are no help if we want to understand what is going on, and what is at stake – which is what i had set out to do for the first time almost four years ago. indeed, google autocomplete is not a new topic. for me, it started in 2012, when my transition from entrepreneurship/consultant into academia was smoothed by a temporary appointment at the extremely dynamic, innovative dhlab . my supervising professor was a very rigorous mentor all while giving me great freedom to explore the topics i cared about. between his expertise in artificial intelligence and digital humanities and my background in sociology, political economy and information management we identified a shared interest in researching google autocomplete algorithms. i presented the results of our preliminary study in lincoln ne at dh2013, the annual conference of digital humanities. we argued that autocompletions can be considered “linguistic prosthesis” because they mediate between our thoughts and how we express these thought in written language. furthermore, we underlined how mediation by autocompletion algorithms acts in a particularly powerful way because it intervenes before we have completed formulating our thoughts in writing and may therefore have the potential to influence actual search queries. a great paper by baker & potts , published in 2013, has come to the same conclusion and questions “the extent to which such algorithms inadvertently help to perpetuate negative stereotypes“. back to the video and its claim that, upon entering a particular presidential candidate’s name into google’s query bar, very specific autocomplete suggestions are not showing up although they should . but why should they show up? the explanation continue reading → this entry was posted in analysis and tagged algorithms , autocomplete , google on june 11, 2016 by anna jobin . euresearch: main slides and link list leave a reply main slides social media: big picture, risks&opportunities, 3 social networks from sociostrategy continue reading → this entry was posted in blog on october 9, 2015 by anna jobin . researching advertising algorithms leave a reply almost two years ago, i published my personal contribution to the “google’s autocompletion algorithms discriminate against women” debate by adding some context about google and about algorithms. today, i could write something very similar regarding the headlines informing us that, according to a recent study , google’s advertising algorithms discriminate against women. and it is probably a handy opportunity to let you know that my phd research in social sciences – still ongoing – is precisely about interaction with google’s advertising algorithms… however, this blog post is not going to be about my research. but when i saw the headlines about “discriminating advertising algorithms” i simply couldn’t *not* blog about it. luckily, wired has already taken care of asking the very same question i asked in my 2013 blog post about google’s autocompletion algorithms: who or what is to blame? in a short but discerning piece wired explains the complex configuration of google adsense: who—or what’s—to blame? while the study’s findings would suggest google is enabling discrimination, the situation is much more complicated. currently, google allows advertisers to target their ads based on gender. that means it’s possible for an advertiser promoting high-paying job listings to directly target men. however, google’s algorithm may have also determined that men are more relevant for the position and made the decision on its own. and then there’s the possibility that user behavior taught google to serve ads in this manner. it’s impossible to know if one party here is to blame or if it’s a combination of account targeting from all sources at play. this configuration has allowed powerful companies to present their services as ‘platforms’ , phenomenal and simultaneously neutral vessels of communication filled by numerous individual users’ actions only. continue reading → this entry was posted in internet , research on july 9, 2015 by anna jobin . post navigation ← older posts search for: top posts & pages google's autocompletion: algorithms, stereotypes and accountability workshop "vod" by focal in collaboration with the zff [french] industrie de cinéma et internet - l'influence des réseaux sociaux recent comments “if a computer is right 99% of the time, i wouldn’t want to be the 1% case” | sociostrategy on google’s autocompletion: algorithms, stereotypes and accountability david on google autocomplete revisited curioushat on google autocomplete revisited @annajobin on twitter my tweets categories analysis (10) blog (2) business (2) ethics and values (4) event (12) film industry (4) humanitarian (1) internet (7) research (4) technology (8) yours truly (8) keywords .xxx adult entertainment algorithms community management conference crisis mapping digital reality discourse education eli pariser expectations filter bubble first focal fonction cinema future google gtld human action icaan iccm innovation internet jojo mayer kevin slavin liftconference marketing non-profit recommendations rezofirst rezonance social context social media social web stld target moments technology ted tedx tedxzurich tld trends user experience video on demand vod internet findings & other stuff proudly powered by wordpress

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