Jeroen Rijskamp
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18 September 2011, 9:18 pm
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tags: AIDS, algorithm, bloggers, Blogs, CIA, database, FBI, HIV, intelligence, lovers, loyalty card, mathematician, micro targeting, monitoring, numerati, spam, sploggers, voters, workers, workplace
Stephen Baker’s The Numerati, published in 2008, tells the story of our modern world’s “binarization;” how every individual is deduced to ones and zeroes through the trails of data we leave behind which are consequently gathered, analyzed and categorized by number crunchers, better known as data miners, in order to predict behavior. The…
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