What society needs to be in place in order for what we observe to be not only acceptable but also desirable?
I sit down with Attila Márton. We talk about what captures his attention when he is not teaching at the Copenhagen Business School or researching digitalization of core social phenomena. He shares what we can learn from ecological thinking, shares some ecological perspectives, discusses platforms as an organisational form and highlights some guiding principles a business, start up or individual could follow or be aware of in terms of digitalization.
Attila Márton is a Digital Ecologist. His research focuses on propelling ecosystemic thinking to make digitalization serve humanity. To this effect, he is currently exploring the co-evolutionary dynamics between platforms and their respective ecosystems, the political ecology of digital labour and AI, the sociology of digital knowledge and forgetting, and the re-decentralization of the Internet.
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A digital future of resilience: What can we learn from ecological thinking?
00:47 Meet Attila Marton
08:07 Shares insights into his writing process
12:05 Attila’s selected publications: Digital, Information, Platforms and New
13:22 Discussing Platforms and Sharing Platforms
16:19 Platforms as an organisational form: changing how we are used to organising
18:10 Social media and labour platforms
20:00 Ecologies, a mind set
27:15 How do ‘ecological systems’ self regulate and what can we learn
28:48 First principles thinking
29:00 Shares an example, it was not the one I was thinking of
31:04 Discussing resilient and robust, within the system itself
33:20 Variety and redundancy
38:25 From an ecological perspective: AI
45:31 Asked to share one thing he would like us to know
This episode was,
Edited by Preneil Pillay
Hosted by Prichelle Rugdeo
Original music and sound mastering by Jakob Ranum,. Studio25
Produced by Prichelle Rugdeo and Preneil Pillay
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