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French
other · 3 mentions across 2 readings
In this course
French appears primarily as a passing reference in course materials exploring AdNauseam and ad-network tracking systems, where they're cited in the context of confronting the technical and institutional opacity of digital surveillance infrastructures. The excerpt suggests their work engages with questions of how artists and designers might respond to ubiquitous but incomprehensible systems of data collection—a central concern for the course's examination of how creative practices intersect with algorithmic and cybernetic systems. Their specific contributions to the readings remain fragmentary in the provided materials, but they seem positioned within discussions of obfuscation and technological resistance.
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