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End of this page section. Skip to overview of page sections. A convivial society is a society that is constantly and attentively shaped, that carefully allows changes, can deal with differences and is constantly negotiated anew.
This is a society that does not breed homo oeconomicus, but where homo cooperans is the center of human development. It's a society we are already building today, among us, on a small scale, with each trustful action. This society's big structures need and enable deep democracy. Speaker: Andrea Vetter GE The Politics of Data in a Quantified Society While privacy and surveillance remain at the forefront of critical discussions around data collection, these discussions are happening in silo's with very narrow narratives.
There is much more at stake. Information hierarchies are the basis for new social norms that privilege a logic of all that is quantifiable and collectible. This forges the way for extended public private partnerships and therefore new power dynamics.
This raises fundamental questions about living in a quantified society. Who owns this data? How it is is traded? Who makes the decisions and how? Now that we are loosing the distinction between on-line and off-line life, how are relationships between ourselves and others changing? And ultimately how does this change our societies? In the last two years the public debate around privacy and surveillance has been consumed with a few fundamental questions and restricted framings of the problem.
