An algorithm to solve a city
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https://doi.org/10.22235/d.v0i22.381Keywords:
artificial intelligence (AI), waze, GPS, social media, algorithm, smartphone, technology, internet user, interactivityAbstract
Taking waze (GPS navigator for smartphones with social media add-ons) as a starting point, this piece reflects upon the way in which interaction with technological devices shapes our relationship with our environment.
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