The curious case of tweeting an Aadhaar number: trust/mistrust in security practices of public data infrastructures

Singh, Ranjit

doi:10.1080/17530350.2023.2229360

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“…In the realm of urban innovation, the trajectory of smart cities has undergone a profound evolution, transitioning from a predominantly technological focus to a more nuanced perspective with a heightened emphasis on social innovation considerations [78,109,123,124]. This shift has given rise to the concept of People-Centered Smart Cities [61] or, more recently, its own adaption toward Smart Cities with a Social Approach [78,[125][126][127][128][129], where the integration of technology is not merely an end in itself, but a means to enhance the overall quality of life, promote equity, and foster robust citizen engagement.…”

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Democratic Erosion of Data-Opolies: Decentralized Web3 Technological Paradigm Shift Amidst AI Disruption

Calzada

2024

BDCC

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This article investigates the intricate dynamics of data monopolies, referred to as “data-opolies”, and their implications for democratic erosion. Data-opolies, typically embodied by large technology corporations, accumulate extensive datasets, affording them significant influence. The sustainability of such data practices is critically examined within the context of decentralized Web3 technologies amidst Artificial Intelligence (AI) disruption. Additionally, the article explores emancipatory datafication strategies to counterbalance the dominance of data-opolies. It presents an in-depth analysis of two emergent phenomena within the decentralized Web3 emerging landscape: People-Centered Smart Cities and Datafied Network States. The article investigates a paradigm shift in data governance and advocates for joint efforts to establish equitable data ecosystems, with an emphasis on prioritizing data sovereignty and achieving digital self-governance. It elucidates the remarkable roles of (i) blockchain, (ii) decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and (iii) data cooperatives in empowering citizens to have control over their personal data. In conclusion, the article introduces a forward-looking examination of Web3 decentralized technologies, outlining a timely path toward a more transparent, inclusive, and emancipatory data-driven democracy. This approach challenges the prevailing dominance of data-opolies and offers a framework for regenerating datafied democracies through decentralized and emerging Web3 technologies.

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Democratic Erosion of Data-Opolies: Decentralized Web3 Technological Paradigm Shift Amidst AI Disruption

Calzada

2024

BDCC

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Afterword: the evolution and (mis)use of (mis)trust

Carey

2024

Journal of Cultural Economy

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Exploring the Performance of Deterministic and Machine Learning Algorithms for Masking of Fingerprints on Public Documents

Bhattacharya,

Das,

Jana

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2023 IEEE 3rd Applied Signal Processing Conference (ASPCON)

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The curious case of tweeting an Aadhaar number: trust/mistrust in security practices of public data infrastructures

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Democratic Erosion of Data-Opolies: Decentralized Web3 Technological Paradigm Shift Amidst AI Disruption

Democratic Erosion of Data-Opolies: Decentralized Web3 Technological Paradigm Shift Amidst AI Disruption

Afterword: the evolution and (mis)use of (mis)trust

Exploring the Performance of Deterministic and Machine Learning Algorithms for Masking of Fingerprints on Public Documents

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