This panel examines the tension between visibility and invisibility in platform-creator relationship with a focus on highly precarious areas of cultural production, including online sex workers, body activists, LGBTQ+ content creators. Together, panelists consider: what kinds creators are made visible platforms? Conversely, who remains invisible? How do platforms their algorithms afford (in)vis...

This paper discusses the implementation of adaptability in environments that are based on the Standard Reference Model for Intelligent Multimedia Presentation Systems. This adaptability is explored in the context of style sheets, which are represented in such formats as DSSSL. The use of existing public standards and tools for this implementation of style sheet-based adaptability is described. ...

Recent results have shown the usefulness of tamper-proof hardware tokens as a setup assumption for building UC-secure two-party computation protocols, thus providing broad security guarantees and allowing the use of such protocols as buildings blocks in the modular design of complex cryptography protocols. All these works have in common that they assume the tokens to be completely isolated from...

Treating a human mind like a machine is an essential component of dehumanization, whereas attributing a humanlike mind to a machine is an essential component of anthropomorphism. Here we tested how a cue closely connected to a person's actual mental experience-a humanlike voice-affects the likelihood of mistaking a person for a machine, or a machine for a person. We predicted that paralinguisti...

* We thank Jay Shambaugh and J. Bradford Jensen for helpful comments on an earlier draft of this paper. We also thank the National Association of Realtors for graciously supplying us the data with which we could perform calculation of secondary market for housing as shown in Figure 1.