#informationrevolution

Dive into the intriguing exploration of AI's role in shaping sexuality and the evolution of information in this Week 10 deep dive discussion with Reese Jones. Uncover the fascinating intersections of artificial intelligence, human relationships, and the evolving landscape of information dissemination. Join us as Reese Jones provides profound insights into the transformative impact of AI on how we perceive and express sexuality, as well as its broader influence on the evolution of information in our digital era. This thought-provoking conversation delves into the nuances of technology's role in shaping societal norms, personal connections, and the ever-changing dynamics of human expression. Prepare for a captivating journey that goes beyond the surface, unlocking the complexities of AI's influence on our understanding of sexuality and the flow of information.

AI, S*xuality, and Information: A Comprehensive Exploration

As a group of 7 college students, we’re studying the influence of the information revolution & social media on global stereotypes, national opinion, and trans-national relationships (both interpersonal and otherwise).

We’d love to hear from YOU. This project isn’t about us. It’s not about ouropinions. It’s about the opinions of people all over the world. It’s about the collective opinions of nation-states as a whole. This is about how tumblr (and other social media) fits into the international political climate. 

How has tumblr impacted your worldview? What about twitter? Facebook? Reddit? 4chan? Pinterest? Internet-based news and media? All of it is relevant, though we are choosing to focus on the INTERPERSONAL aspect of globalization (so mostly social media sites like tumblr, twitter, etc). 

What stereotypes have you encountered in daily life? Are they the same as, or different than, stereotypes you encounter on social media sites like tumblr? 

Have you met anyone through tumblr and other social media who blew these stereotypes out of the water? Conversely, have you met anyone or encountered other bloggers who seem to merely reinforce and strengthen preexisting stereotypes? 

Would you ever hope to meet some of the people you’ve met online who live around the world? Have they changed how you see things, how you think about people, or how you think about yourself/your nation?

These are all things we want to know! Feel free to answer any and all of these questions in our ask or submit boxes, or feel free to reblog this and tag it with “informationrevolution”, our URL. You’re free to participate anonymously or through your blog, we just ask that you state your age and what country you’re from. 

We have about two weeks to put this project together, and any/all of your input will be GREATLY appreciated! We can’t do a project about social media and interpersonal relationships without the input of people who use social media and are affected by interpersonal relationships, so that means YOU. 

Can’t wait to hear from you! :D