Without a blink: machine ways of seeing in contemporary visual culture
Sezen, Digdem (2020) Without a blink: machine ways of seeing in contemporary visual culture. Interactions: Studies in Communication & Culture, 11 (1). pp. 103-107. ISSN 1757-2681
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In the last decade following the technological and commercial advances in digital image production and in artificial intelligence, human vision-centred understanding of visuality has changed profoundly. Machine vision technologies (MVTs) are used across a wide spectrum of activities ranging from surveillance to medical diagnosis, to adaptive visual filters on social media. This commentary calls for a rethinking of visuality that takes both technological advances and lessons learned from cultural studies into consideration.
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