

Historian Orsi Husz highlights the continuities in the transition from an analogue documentary regime of identity verification to digital surveillance capitalism.

Literary scholar Jesper Olsson has excavated the media archaeological of the recent past and found new patterns, but also nostalgia for the analogue era.

Philosopher Hans Ruin writes about the limits of artificial intelligence, and about the enormous expectations long placed on machines.

Historian of technology Nina Wormbs describes the material conditions of digitalisation, conditions that are often forgotten or neglected.

In this essay, sociologist Malin Åkerström describes the increasing number of meetings in our working lives.

Nicklas Berild Lundblad, PhD in Informatics, highlights how digitalisation – in reality – appears to lead to the growth of increasingly complex systems.





