Unlike heavy metal machines, algorithms do not themselves embody a value, but rather are valuable in so far as they allow value to be extracted from social interaction: the real fixed capital today, as Negri suggests, is the value produced through intensive technically coordinated cooperation, producing a ‘surplus beyond the sum’ of its parts (the ‘network externalities’ which economists agree are the source of value in a ‘connected economy’).
Thanks this was uploaded on my b-day great gift in my opinion.
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Unlike heavy metal machines, algorithms do not themselves
embody a value, but rather are valuable in so far as they allow value
to be extracted from social interaction: the real fixed capital today, as
Negri suggests, is the value produced through intensive technically
coordinated cooperation, producing a ‘surplus beyond the sum’ of
its parts (the ‘network externalities’ which economists agree are the
source of value in a ‘connected economy’).
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this is from ´97 ? very cool . . .