This article presents pliegOS.net, a collaborative action-research project exploring chapbookmaking as a low-tech, community-driven practice of analog resistance to AI-generated content. Combining zine culture, digital commons tools, and on-site publishing activities, pliegOS develops situated workshops where participants co-write, print, and share one-page booklets in real time.
https://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/chapbook.png488651Jourhavende 'zinescannerhttps://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/header-siden-2018.pngJourhavende 'zinescanner2026-06-05 13:08:482026-06-05 13:53:23Chapbooks against the machine
https://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/refusalsrcflyer-1.webp1023819Jesper Balslevhttps://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/header-siden-2018.pngJesper Balslev2026-06-05 12:58:302026-06-05 13:00:42Event: 15. juni, 15. juli og 14 august 2026 – Refusal summer reading club
The past decades have seen a rapid digital transformation and growing concerns about the adverse effects of constant
connectivity. Drawing on four curated datasets and a multi-method approach, this thesis investigates how people experience and manage digital technologies in everyday life, with a focus on practices of digital disconnection and the rise of digital critiques.
It analyzes these phenomena at multiple levels. A historical analysis investigates the values associated with public critiques of digitalization over time. Two survey papers investigate experiences with digital use and disconnection behaviors, in Denmark and internationally. The final paper presents a methodological framework to study subjective experiences of attention and distraction.
Collectively, these studies inform public debates and regulation of digital technologies, contribute empirically and conceptually to the study of digital disconnection, and show how a multi-method, multi-perspective approach can reveal the complex ways people relate to digital technologies in everyday life.
https://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/maleneyde.png463518Jesper Balslevhttps://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/header-siden-2018.pngJesper Balslev2026-06-01 16:17:182026-06-01 16:19:19København 8. Juni 2026 – 13.30 Ph.d. forsvar: against the digital?
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Seneste tal fra Danmarks Statistik siger at 63 procent af befolkningen bruger Analog Intelligens i stedet for “Kunstig”.
Vi forventer at tallet vil normaliseres yderligere efterhånden som i sær de unge vælger IA, Intelligent Analogisering, og frasiger sig brug af kapitalens proteser, de hverken behøver eller har bedt om.
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I 1970 lavede popsangeren Gert Günther sangen ‘I dag er hele verden nummereret‘, muligvis inspireret af indførslen af CPR-numre, også kaldet ‘person-numre’, der blev indført i Danmark i 1968. Med personnumre begyndte Danmark at blive til den register- og data-stat, den er i dag.
Da undertegnede voksede op i 70erne og 80erne, var der generel enighed om at personnummeret var meget privat: Man lærte det udenad og skulle ikke bare dele ud af det til hvem som helst, især ikke de sidste fire cifre.
Det kom blandt andet bankerne til at lave om på, da deres computersystemer var indrettet til, at samtlige 10 cifre i personnummeret skulle tastes ind, før man f.eks kunne få at vide hvad der stod på ens konto.
Siden dengang er personnummeret gået ned af bakke som ‘unik identifikator’ – i dag har vi MitID og meget andet, men samtlige borgere i Danmark har stadig 10 cifre, der bor indeni MitID og som følger os overalt, slæbende en stadigt længere hale af data efter sig.
Klik på billedet for at lytte:
https://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Skaermbillede-2026-05-25-kl.-18.35.13.png790796Anders Kjærulffhttps://analogist.dk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/header-siden-2018.pngAnders Kjærulff2026-05-25 16:48:072026-05-25 18:56:53I dag er hele verden nummereret….
Tirsdag d.28. april er der åbent hus i Thisted Ro- og Kajakklub. Der kommer nørder forbi der gerne vil hjælpe med at finde både digitale og analoge værktøjer til at blive mere uafhængige af techgiganter og skærme. 😊
Arrangementet er åbent for alle, men besøget har til formål at hjælpe os alle med at bruge mindre tid på skærm og mere tid på fjord. 😊
Science is Poetry is a tactical media response to an era of runaway AI, whose webcrawlers are non-consensually scraping human-made content for use in training their models. Concerned creators can use the project to protect their content by linking to it somewhere in the landing page of their wiki, website or blog. AI crawlers then encountering the link will be pulled off-site and entrapped in a maze of babble, a new page generated for each page consumed, forever.
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