BÜYÜK VERİ, DEZENFORMASYON VE YANILTMA YAYGINLIĞI ÜZERİNE ÇOKLU DİSİPLİNER BİR ANALİZ

Öz

Bu, Siber-kapitalizmin bu çağında metaverse, yanlış yönlendirme ve sosyal mühendisliğe konu olan her yerde bulunan veri, enformasyon ve bilgi üzerinde Thomas Kuhn'un "paradigma kaymaları teorisini" kullanan çok disiplinli bir çalışmadır. Çağımızın en büyük sorunlarından biri haline gelen dijital kirlilik ve dezenformasyon ekonomisi konusunda, bilişim, yapay zeka, etik ve teolojiden akılcı bir yaklaşımla alınabilecek maddi ve manevi değerler ve alınabilecek önlemler konusunda farkındalık yaratmak için tartışmalar yapılıyor. Yapay zeka süreçlerine dijital dönüşüm, etik, siber güvenlik ve veri analitiği konularında kendilerini revize etme fırsatları sağlanması gerektiği tartışılmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• büyük veri
• bilgelik
• paradigma kayması
• siber kapitalizm
• dijital çarpıtma
• dezenformasyon ekonomisi

A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ANALYSIS ON THE PERVASIVENESS OF BIG DATA, DISINFORMATION, AND MISGUIDANGE

Öz

This is a multidisciplinary study that uses the "paradigm shifts theory" of Thomas Kuhn over ubiquitous data, information, and knowledge which are subjects to the metaverse, misdirection, and social engineering in this age of Cyber-capitalism. Discussions are held to raise awareness of digital pollution and disinformation economy which has become one of the biggest problems of our time, on material and moral values and possible precautions that can be taken from a wisdom approach from IT, AI, ethics, and theology. It is argued that artificial intelligence processes should be provided with opportunities to revise themselves on digital transformation, ethics, cybersecurity, and data analytics.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• bigdata
• wisdom
• paradigm shift
• cyber capitalism
• digital distortion
• economy of disinformation

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