Digital life between machinic partnerships and algorithmic institutionalism

Technological innovation propels us into scenarios we often find disorienting in their overall social effects. This article invites us to be aware of our current condition of life in order to face our anthropological shift towards a cultural and social world dominated by the individual pursuit of machinic partnerships and the constraints and norms established by the new algorithmic institutionalism.

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Sociology International Journal
Published
2025-03-22
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https://doi.org/10.15406/sij.2024.08.00396
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Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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Digital life between machinic partnerships and algorithmic institutionalism

Luciano Petullà
Sociology International Journal
Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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Digital life between machinic partnerships and algorithmic institutionalism

Luciano Petullà
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Abstract

Technological innovation propels us into scenarios we often find disorienting in their overall social effects. This article invites us to be aware of our current condition of life in order to face our anthropological shift towards a cultural and social world dominated by the individual pursuit of machinic partnerships and the constraints and norms established by the new algorithmic institutionalism.

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Digital Economy and Work Transformation
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