The Digital World in Narratives “predictive analytics”

Authors

  • Arinova Olga Tastanbekovna Assistant Professor of the Department of Philosophy and Theory of Culture, Candidate of Philosophical Science, Karaganda Buketov University Karaganda, Kazakhstan

Keywords:

concepts, narratives, forecasts, methodological schools, post-non-classical type of rationality, rationality, paradigm, philosophy of science, reflection

Abstract

The article attempts to methodologically understand the controversial area of “predictive analytics”. The author conducts a critical analysis of this methodological approach. The essence of “predictive analytics” and the limitations of this approach as a narrative of the modern digital world are shown. A number of conclusions are made, including the risks of losing individuality, connections with the real socio-cultural environment; the emergence of new types of dependence and subordination; understanding the prospects for constituting the subjectivity of actors of social action and communication. The author of the article puts forward the thesis that the discourse of communicative rationality corresponds to the symbolic mechanisms of identification relevant to modern transformations of identity

Published

2024-11-04

How to Cite

Arinova Olga Tastanbekovna. (2024). The Digital World in Narratives “predictive analytics”. Modern Scientific Technology, (8). Retrieved from https://ojs.publisher.agency/index.php/MSC/article/view/4481

Issue

Section

Philosophical sciences