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....your feed is now controlled by a capitalistic, populistic dictatorial algorithm! “All I will ever see in my newsfeed are puppies and food". Get a peek into this and other narratives through which users depict the perceived negative influence of algorithms in their...
The first part of the datasprint in collaboration with HUMLab and The Royal Danish Library as viewed through a camera lens.
Written by Michael Hockenhull, ETHOS Lab manager. As the almost indian summer of the last couple of weeks transitions into proper cool danish fall, it seems fitting to think back on the summer that passed in ETHOS Lab. Normally the ITU, and by extension the lab, falls...
Today we bring an article from the guys behind DigIT, which is a student group with roots in ETHOS Lab. The theme is surveillance and privacy, the issue complex, and the point of the article clear.. Read on! Why make a conference about digital privacy? Or in...
Fracking Systems, Earth Dispossessed: Social Research and Pedagogy through Game Invention "Let us push ideas to the extreme, at the risk of being taken for extravagant" ...
Written by Jan Redzisz. Jan has a background in applied cultural analysis, and is currently a visiting researcher at ETHOS Lab. Here he is working on speculative games for engaging future users of robots and artificial intelligence. As part of his visit Jan is...
We warmly welcome Rasmus Rosendahl and Cæcilie Laursen, who have joined the staff of ETHOS Lab. Rasmus will be associated with the lab during September and October as a full-time intern. His work in the lab will include day-to-day management, communications, execution...
Written by Jan Redzisz. Jan has a background in applied cultural analysis, and is currently a visting researcher at ETHOS Lab. Here he is working on speculative games for engaging future users of robots and artificial intelligence. As part of his visit Jan is...
Written by Alexander Leise-Hansen, MSc Digital Innovation and Management & Junior Researcher in ETHOS Lab. This blogpost is a 'lite' version of Alexander's recently completed Master's thesis project titled "To whom it may concern" for which the lab...
Written by Sebastian Frandsen, Lars Thomsen og Nikolaj Nielsen, students of the Digital Innovation and Management Programme at ITU. This blogpost details the use of digital methods by students doing their MA thesis at the ITU. We were very happy to be able to supply...