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Digital Prosthetics

Type
Video
Tags
privacy
Authors
George Dafermos
Event
Chaos Communication Congress 21th (21C3) 2004
Indexed on
Mar 27, 2013
URL
http://ftp.ccc.de/congress/21c3/video/060%20Digital%20Prosthetics.mp4
File name
060%20Digital%20Prosthetics.mp4
File size
27.2 MB
MD5
597f0815dedbb80676303d5a0fa3f019
SHA1
941f25864139d32722fa4e1bc30b899fbe3144e5

A lecture on how digital media prosthetics, institutionalisation (in particular the manifestations of copyright and patent law which lurk behind vested interests in controlling the transition to a vastly powerful new world), and the imperatives of corporate planning have come into a conflict so fierce that shared lived experience, increasingly, is forced to undergo a rapid process of commodification. I'd like to propose a lecture on how digital media prosthetics, institutionalisation (in particular the manifestations of copyright and patent law which lurk behind vested interests in controlling the transition to a vastly powerful new world), and the imperatives of corporate planning have come into a conflict so fierce that shared lived experience, increasingly, is forced to undergo a rapid process of commodification. This struggle, which can no longer be defined through the lens of geography or class alone, in turn, points to a not that distant future in which commons-based peer production/consumption is exploited within a context of intense social taylorism and digital fordism with the ultimate goal to turn culture into a paid-for experience, and hence moving the terrain of struggle away from the surplus value of labour to the "legitimacy" of knowledge sharing and pervasive networking, and how the latter can be monetised and controlled in accordance with anarcho-capitalist agendas. Obviously, the question which we ought to pose to ourselves is how the revolutionary demands of hacking can be guided, assembled, and reproduced so that this process of commodification is consciously resisted by technology developers and users alike, artists, and all those whose creativity and desire for socially-conscious technological innovation and emergent social cooperation have been enhanced by the digital condition we're increasinly in the centre of.

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