Nicole Dewandre - "Rethinking the human condition in a hyperconnected era"
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We often refer and insist on the speed of changes induced by technological, and notably ICT, developments. I shall argue that, more than speed, what matters is to take the measure of the nature, the radicality and the depth of the change we are going through : we are witnessing a change of era that has been anticipated by social sciences, humanities and art, but is now to be acknowledged and endorsed by policy-making. We are stepping definitely out of modernity. Still, both expectations from policies, and policies themselves remain framed in modern terms, and are less and less efficient in grasping what really matters for people, as the pervasive sense of "losing ground" unveils. Inspired by Hannah Arendt's Human Condition and the Onlife Initiative, I shall propose some benchmarks to step in this forthcoming hyperconnected era with intelligence and confidence.
Nicole Dewandre
Nicole Dewandre is advisor for societal issues to the Director General of the Directorate General for Communications, Networks, Content and Technologies (DG CONNECT) at the European Commission. She studied applied physics engineering and economics at the University of Louvain, operations research at the University of California (Berkeley) and philosophy at the Free University of Brussels (ULB). She entered the European Commission in 1983. She worked in "science and society" issues (women and science, research and civil society), before being in charge of the "sustainable development" unit that has been put in place in DG Research between 2007 and 2010. She is now working on the societal interface of the Digital Agenda for Europe.
Digital Intelligence 2014
Digital Intelligence 2014 (#DI2014) was the first international scientific and interdisciplinary conference dedicated to digital society and cultures. The main objective was to bring together researchers, practitioners and students from a large variety of fields and to provide them with the opportunity to share their visions and research achievements as well establish worldwide cooperative research and developpement. Areas of research include but are not limited to: Data, Social Web, Digital Humanities, Digital Identity, The commons, Digital Art, Smart Cities, Media and Digital Cultures, Human-Computer Interface, Digital Literature, Digital Literacy, Computational Thinking, Secutity, Safety and Privacy, e-Learning, Business intelligence. The mindset of #di2014 is unique in bringing these disciplines together in creative and critical dialogs.
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