Além do design: interfaces algorítmicas como agentes epistemológicos
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1982-8160.v19i1p199-224Palavras-chave:
Dataficação, Interfaces Digitais da Plataforma (IDP), Interfaces Algorítmicas, Affordances Metodológicas, Epistemologia DigitalResumo
O texto examina patentes de Interfaces Digitais de Plataforma (IDPs), focando no sistema de recomendação de conteúdo do Instagram, para entender como algoritmos criam conhecimento sobre experiências sociais. Os resultados indicam que o Instagram usa a interface digital para elaborar gráficos sociais, analisando e classificando padrões de relação baseados no histórico de consumo de informação na plataforma. Defende-se que a agência das IDPs vai além de um problema de design, pois operam como agentes epistemológicos, metodologias que coproduzem fenômenos sociais e conhecimento sobre o social. Como contribuição, o texto propõe os conceitos de Interfaces Algorítmicas e Affordances Metodológicas para estudar a relação entre interfaces digitais, comunicação e sociedade.
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