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ORCIDFirst Monday, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1, January 2024
- Marita Skjuve, Petter Bae Brandtzaeg, Asbjørn Følstad:
Why do people use ChatGPT? Exploring user motivations for generative conversational AI. - Enrique Orduña-Malea, Carlos Lopezosa:
Uncovering the potential of Twitch as a source for social media metrics. - Daniel Trottier, Frazer Woodhead:
Norm enforcement on and of Reddit: Rules of engagement and participation. - Nina Altmaier
, Victoria A. E. Kratel, Nils S. Borchers, Guido Zurstiege:
Studying digital disconnection: A mapping review of empirical contributions to disconnection studies. - Bert Verhulst, Ralf De Wolf, Tom Evens, Mariek Vanden Abeele:
"Unlock a better life: Here's how!": A critical inquiry into how life coaches gain capital and shape legitimacy using Instagram's affordances.
Volume 29, Number 2, February 2024
- Léa Stiefel, Morgan Currie, Francesca Musiani, Alain Sandoz, Antti Silvast, Robin Williams:
Preface. - Lara Dal Molin:
Notes towards infrastructure governance for large language models. - Sophie Bennani-Taylor:
Infrastructuring AI: The stabilization of 'artificial intelligence' in and beyond national AI strategies. - Jessica Pidoux, Paul-Olivier Dehaye, Jacob Gursky:
Governing work through personal data: The case of Uber drivers in Geneva. - Ben Collier, James Stewart, Shane Horgan, Daniel R. Thomas, Lydia Wilson:
Influence government, platform power and the patchwork profile: Exploring the appropriation of targeted advertising infrastructures for government behaviour change campaigns. - Lena Podoletz, Morgan Currie:
Automating universal credit: A case of temporal governance.
Volume 29, Number 3, March 2024
- Sarah Young, Catherine Brooks, Jason Pridmore:
Societal implications of quantum technologies through a technocriticism of quantum key distribution. - Mackenzie Quick, Jessica Maddox:
Us, Them, Right, Wrong: How TikTok's Green Screen, Duet, and Stitch help shape political discourse. - Beatrice Hayes, Aiman Suleiman, Dawn Watling:
Students' impression management and self-presentation behaviours via online educational platforms: An archival review. - Natalia Kucirkova:
Fostering children's agency in their learning futures: Exploring the synergy of generative AI and sensory learning. - Christina Dunbar-Hester:
Showing your ass on Mastodon: Lossy distribution, hashtag activism, and public scrutiny on federated, feral social media. - Mariya Kozharinova, Lev Manovich:
Instagram as a narrative platform.
Volume 29, Number 4, April 2024
- Jenna Burrell, Jacob Metcalf:
Introduction for the special issue of "Ideologies of AI and the consolidation of power": Naming power. - Shazeda Ahmed, Klaudia Jazwinska, Archana Ahlawat, Amy A. Winecoff, Mona Wang:
Field-building and the epistemic culture of AI safety. - Meg Young, Upol Ehsan, Ranjit Singh, Emnet Tafesse, Michele Gilman, Christina Harrington, Jacob Metcalf:
Participation versus scale: Tensions in the practical demands on participatory AI. - Timnit Gebru, Émile P. Torres:
The TESCREAL bundle: Eugenics and the promise of utopia through artificial general intelligence. - Abeba Birhane, Jelle van Dijk, Frank Pasquale:
Debunking robot rights metaphysically, ethically, and legally. - Norah Abokhodair, Yarden Skop, Sarah Rüller, Konstantin Aal, Houda Elmimouni:
Opaque algorithms, transparent biases: Automated content moderation during the Sheikh Jarrah Crisis. - Esther Mwema, Abeba Birhane:
Undersea cables in Africa: The new frontiers of digital colonialism. - Jenna Burrell:
Automated decision-making as domination.
Volume 29, Number 5, May 2024
- Gabrielle Beacken:
Exploring political topics that connect to antisemitism on Twitter: U.S. midterm Pennsylvania gubernatorial race 2022. - Paul Byron:
TikTok's queer public culture of mental health support. - Angela M. Cirucci:
Oversharing the super safe stuff: "Privacy-washing" in Apple iPhone and Google Pixel commercials. - Jakob Isak Nielsen, Henrik Højer:
Cell phone fiction: Serial poetics and platform vernacular. - Coppélie Cocq, Evelina Liliequist:
Digital ethnography: A qualitative approach to digital cultures, spaces, and socialites. - Edward Schneider:
Education runs quickly violence runs slowly: An analysis of closed captioning speed and reading level in children's television franchises.
Volume 29, Number 6, June 2024
- Lucia Casiraghi, Eugene Kim, Noriko Hara:
Tweeting on thin ice: Scientists in dialogic climate change communication with the public. - Anders Olof Larsson:
Angry sharing: Exploring the influence of Facebook reactions on political post sharing. - Lotte Dam, Helle Dam Jensen:
Everyday positivity: An appraisal analysis of online identity in food blogs. - Jukka Ruohonen:
Mysterious and manipulative black boxes: A qualitative analysis of perceptions on recommender systems. - Alexandre Abellard:
French-speaking photo models communication: A comparison across platforms and profiles, a possible evolution.
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