Dataist

English Adjective en dataist (Pertaining to dataism) en 1981 Renditions - Issues 15-18 22 The Dataist historians reject historiography on a theoretical level; the Interpretationist historians trade off their own productivity for foreign credits. en August 26, 2016 Financial Times Yuval Noah Harari on big data, Google and the end of free will Yuval Noah Harari In its extreme form, proponents of the Dataist worldview perceive the entire universe as a flow of data, see organisms as little more than biochemical algorithms and believe that humanity's cosmic vocation is to create an all-encompassing data-processing system — and then merge into it. en February 21, 2017 Wired Sorry, Y'All—Humanity's Nearing an Upgrade to Irrelevance Olivia Solon In a Dataist age, meaning is generated by the external data processing system. en art Pertaining to Dataism. en 1993 Art of the electronic age Frank Popper 87 Dataist works are not singular art objects but algorithmic procedures and digital databases that have a symbolic description. en 1999 Virtual Worlds: Synthetic Universes, Digital Life, and Complexity Jean-Claude Heudin The "Dataist" works are not only unique art objects. They are algorithmic processes and data bases. The Dataist art works can appear as existing in a 3D space, and as moving in the time. Noun en dataist (Proponent of dataism) en 1981 Renditions - Issues 15-18 17 As a matter of fact, evidence shows that while the Chinese Interpretationists owe a heavy spiritual debt to Hegel and Marx, the Dataists are no less a true intellectual heir of the Rankean school than of the Ch'ing philological tradition. en 2016 Chinese History and Culture Ying-shih Yu 0231542003 However dissatisfied we are with the “Dataists” and the “Interpretationists,” due recognition must nevertheless be given to their respective contributions to the study of Chinese history. en 2016 Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow Yuval Noah Harari 1473545374 Just as capitalists believe that all good things depend on economic growth, so Dataists believe all good things – including economic growth – depend on the freedom of information.