- The meaning of digital media literacy
- Media exposure in the era of mobility
- The rise of new media, its popular use, and social change
- The arrival of the mobility era, media exposure in this era, and awareness of its risks
- The story of selective exposure, selective attention, technological rationality, and filter bubbles
- Introduction to the concepts of cognitive dissonance, confirmation bias, and heuristics, with real-world examples
Life World
Mobility in the Road Movie
- The representation of the desire to move in movies
- The etymology of the term “movie”
- The history of road movies
- The journey of characters in movies
- Exploring the representation of mobility in popular movies through genre conventions
- Differences in the production environments and cultural spheres of road movies in different countries
The Mobility of My Gesture through Understanding Emotions
- Phenomena that adults don’t understand about us
- Why do I act based on my emotions?
- Techniques for understanding emotions
- The mobility of my gestures for becoming the best version of myself
Mobility and Future Society in SF Film
1. Future Mobility Technology
- The history of autonomous cars in film
- The future autonomous car with autonomous navigation system in Minority Report (2002)
2. Technology Foresight
- Precrime technology in Minority Report (2002)
3. Biometrics
- Fixed biometrics, mobile biometrics, and face-swapping technology in Minority Report (2002)
4. Action Recognition
- Opening and saving data by action recognition in Minority Report (2002)
5. Internet of Things (IoT)
- The concept and role of IoT in everyday life
- IoT in The Island (2006)
6. The Effects of Future Technology
- Panopticon, synopticon, voyeurism, and dystopia
- The pros and cons of future technology
Media Literacy in the Era of Mobility
- What is digital media literacy?
- Q&A on media exposure in the mobility era, with examples such as terminology, photos, graphs, and sentence structure
- Introduction to political communication theories, including the framing effect and priming effect
- The appearance of new media, its popular use, and its impact on social change
- The arrival of the mobility era, media exposure in mobility era, and the awareness of its risks
- Introduction to the concepts of cognitive dissonance, confirmation bias, and heuristics, with real-world examples
- Introduction to news analysis services such as BingKinds
Artificial Intelligence and Mobility: The Wave of New Technology
1. The Concept and Case of Artificial Intelligence
- The concept of intelligence and artificial intelligence
- Introduction to the Dartmouth workshop and various definitions of artificial intelligence
- The concept of data-based artificial intelligence
- Cases: Artificial intelligence in ChatGPT, veterinary/biology (AlphaFold), entertainment, education, and more
- Introduction to the 2024 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry for protein prediction and neural network development using artificial intelligence
- The coexistence of artificial intelligence and humans
2. The Concept and Case of Mobility
- The various definitions of mobility
- Cases: Tesla’s autonomous car and humanoid robot, Waymo’s domestic autonomous car and the related artificial intelligence technology, Amazon’s robot logistics automation, and shared mobility services
3. Machine Learning and Deep Learning
- The concept and principles of machine learning
- The concept of deep learning
The Social Effect of Artificial Intelligence and Mobility
1. Mobility of Artificial Intelligence Concept
- The concept of intelligence and artificial intelligence
- The various definitions of mobility, looking at the case of Weymo autonomous cars
- Artificial intelligence, machine learning, deep learning, the concept of data-driven AI
- Collaboration and coexistence between artificial intelligence and humans
2. Social Effects of Artificial Intelligence and Mobility
- The concept of ChatGPT
- Overview of social issues with Amazon Go, robot logistics automation, and humanoid robot technology
- Social bias and limitation of artificial intelligence
- The definition of “deepfake”: dysfunctional and functional aspects
- Facial recognition technology and its social effects
- Ethical dilemmas and the “Trolley problem”
- Introduction to domestic AI ethical guidelines and the EU AI Act
3. Introduction to Applications of AI Technology
- AskUp service via KakaoTalk channel
- Introduction to ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, and Stable Diffusion
Mobility and Future Society in Film
1. Future Mobility Technology
- The history of autonomous cars in film
- The future autonomous car with autonomous navigation system in Minority Report (2002)
2. Technology Foresight
- Precrime technology in Minority Report (2002)
3. Biometrics
- Fixed biometrics, mobile biometrics, and face-swapping technology in Minority Report (2002)
4. Action Recognition
- Opening and saving data by action recognition in Minority Report (2002)
5. Internet of Things (IoT)
- The concept and role of IoT in everyday life
- IoT in The Island (2006)
6. The Effects of Future Technology
- Panopticon, synopticon, voyeurism, and dystopia
- The pros and cons of future technology
The Era of Mobility, Reading the World with Media
The Importance of Digital Media Literacy in the Era of Mobility
- Literacy issue in MZ generation
- The importance of digital media literacy
- The dangers of framing with numbers and reading articles with polls
- Political communication theory, including spiral of silence, priming effect, and framing effect
- The emergence and public use of new media and social change
- Media exposure and selective attention in the era of mobility
- Algorithms and filter bubbles of mobility media providers
- Efforts for smart media consumption as human, the cognitive miser
- Brief discussion on fake news
- The need for critical reading
- Practice for a critical portal news reading
An Active Life Accompanied by Mobility – Overcoming Inherited Gender Biases
Using the keyword “mobility,” the goal is to extract and analyse the gender binary reshaped within textbooks, deconstructing it to shed light on the potential for a new concept of “gender.” In addition, it allows people to consider the feasibility of an active life alongside mobility.
Copyright in Everyday Life
About the Lecture
- What is the purpose of copyright law?
- Who is protected by copyright law?
- What are the requirements for works to be protected by copyright law?
- Why is there an idea / expression dichotomy in copyright law?
“White Gold” Sugar: Changing the World
About the Lecture
- From the age of honey to the age of sugarcane, the “sweet reed.”
- The rise of sugar and the cruel slavery, enslaved Black people in sugar cane plantations
- The abolitionary movement and revolution in the United States, France, and Haiti
- Abolition of slavery and the emergence of contract workers (new workers to produce sugar)