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Informatics and the Challenge of Determinism

2020-07-22

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Motivation: there is a paradox at the heart of informatics where practical implementation generally fails to understand the socio-technical impact of novel technologies and disruptive innovation when adopted in `real-world’ systems. This phenomenon, termed technological determinism, is manifested in a time-lag between the adoption of novel technologies and an understanding of the underlying theory which deve...

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Literature Corpus work: cae0b545-7440-549c-a1a6-28b05d716268
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202007.0530.v1

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