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The archive of science is a place where scientific practices are sedimented in the form of drafts, protocols of rejected hypotheses and failed experiments, obsolete instruments, outdated visualizations and other residues. Today, just as science goes more a ...
In this article, I focus on digital scientific archives which are made up of the leftovers of science, such as drafts, obsolete instruments, photographs, documentation, etc. The artifacts exhibited in such collections were neither meant to be representatio ...
Articulating the interplay between collective memory and artificial intelligence, this paper examines the SAILDART archive, a unique digital collection derived from the backup tapes of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL). Preserved somew ...
