面(间)监视:关联分析

IF 2.3 2区 文学 Q1 COMMUNICATION
Rodney H. Jones
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本文讨论了面部识别技术如何改变数字监控界面的设计方式。本文借鉴了中介话语分析的研究成果,认为监控界面(以及一般意义上的数字界面)应被理解为特定文本、身体、社会关系和社会实践共同促成监控的参与场所。为了说明这一框架,我分析了备受争议的面部识别服务 PimEyes,探讨了 PimEyes 网站上的 "现有话语"、它所实现的 "互动秩序 "以及用户带到网站上的 "历史性身体 "是如何共同引诱用户使用该服务并促使使用面部识别进行数字监控的正常化的。本文不仅有助于我们对监控的理解,还通过展示数字界面如何实现新型社会身份、社会关系和社会实践的功能,更广泛地加深了我们对数字界面的理解。
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Surveillance at the (inter)face: A nexus analysis
This paper discusses how facial recognition technology is changing the way interfaces are designed for digital surveillance. Drawing on work in mediated discourse analysis, it argues that interfaces for surveillance (as well as digital interfaces more generally) should be understood as sites of engagement where particular texts, bodies, social relationships, and social practices come together to make surveillance possible. To illustrate this framework, I analyse the controversial facial recognition service PimEyes, exploring how the ‘discourses in place’ on the PimEyes website, the ‘interaction orders’ it makes possible, and the ‘historical bodies’ that users bring to the site work together to lure users into using the service and contribute to the normalisation of digital surveillance using facial recognition. This paper contributes not just to our understanding of surveillance, but also to our understanding of digital interfaces more generally by showing how they function to enable new kinds of social identities, social relationships and social practices.
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Discourse Context & Media
Discourse Context & Media COMMUNICATION-
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