Antropologia de la Informatica Social: Teoria de la Convergencia Tecno-Social
Rommel Salas

TL;DR
This paper explores the convergence of technology and society in the digital age, emphasizing the transformation of social interactions, information management, and the emergence of virtual communities within a new holistic cybernetic framework.
Contribution
It introduces a new theoretical model of techno-social convergence, integrating human, information, and machine dimensions in a physical-cyber ecosystem.
Findings
Development of a new social information management cycle
Identification of social vulnerabilities in virtual environments
Proposal of a holistic cybernetic framework for techno-social integration
Abstract
The traditional humanism of the twentieth century, inspired by the culture of the book, systematically distanced itself from the new society of digital information; the Internet and tools of information processing revolutionized the world, society during this period developed certain adaptive characteristics based on coexistence (Human - Machine), this transformation sets based on the impact of three technology segments: devices, applications and infrastructure of social communication, which are involved in various physical, behavioural and cognitive changes of the human being; and the emergence of new models of influence and social control through the new ubiquitous communication; however in this new process of conviviality new models like the "collaborative thinking" and "InfoSharing" develop; managing social information under three Human ontological dimensions (h) - Information (i) -…
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TopicsCommunication and COVID-19 Impact · Law, Ethics, and AI Impact
