All Software is Ridiculous (but some of it is useful)

All Software is Ridiculous (but some of it is useful)

These days, whether the problem is climate crisis or boredom, there is an app for help. Maybe software can help save the world, but the fact is that all software is ridiculous, even if some of it is simultaneously very useful.

The rhetoric of problem and solution, accelerated by advertising needs and tech gurus, implies that software can save the world.

In this talk, we will show that it is not possible to “solve” problems using software – in fact, using software in itself can create problems. We want to start a rebellion against the ubiquitous equation of P (problem) + S (software) = S (solution) as a rational approach to the ailments of this world.

We will present mobile apps that we have developed to demonstrate how software is the science of imaginary solutions.

Join us in this talk and you will learn why all software is ridiculous, even if some of it is useful.

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Nordsjælland
Sydsjælland, Lolland og Falster
Storkøbenhavn
Midt- og Vestsjælland

Emne

Teknologi og Innovation
Kultur og Samfund

Målgruppe

Voksne

Varighed

45 minutes

Forsker

Miguel Sicart

Ansættelsessted

IT University of Copenhagen

Titel

Associate Professor

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