The Power of Fiction: Storytelling and Technology

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Discusses socio-political utopia, techno-scientific fiction, and irrational wonder in storytelling.

Explores paradigms, irony, and perspectives in fictional narratives, highlighting the interplay between different models of understanding.

Delves into the wealth and potential of fictions in architectural projects.

Delves into the hidden world of underground infrastructure projects and their transformative potential through the use of fiction.

Explores the concept of reversibility in semiotics, analyzing the transition from utopias to dystopias through sign systems.

Explores the ethical challenges of AI, including data ethics, algorithm ethics, and societal impact.

Covers the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in technology, focusing on data, algorithms, design, sustainability, and accountability.