Algorithmic selfing: An existential media analysis of time and identity
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Key Points
The concept of algorithmic selfing reveals how identities are constructed and reconstructed through interactions with media, creating dynamic selfhood.
Three interrelated dynamics—algorithmic individuation, algorithmic transduction, and recursivity—explain the complexities of this media-driven self-construction.
An existential examination of time reveals how algorithmic interactions can lead to shifts in personal identity and understanding of self.
Insights from critical algorithm studies and existential philosophy provide a richer context for understanding the implications of algorithmic selfing.
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Implication
This existential media analysis explores algorithmic selfing and temporalities in users, suggesting profound identity implications.