Palavras-chave
Escuta computacional
Inteligência artificial
Ecologias das mídias
Design público
Como Citar
Resumo
Frequentemente, as operações internas do corpo humano podem ser ouvidas e, há séculos, aqueles que curam têm se utilizado da auscultação – a prática de ouvir o corpo, normalmente com o auxílio de aparelhos e máquinas – para avaliar a saúde e diagnosticar doenças. As cidades também já se prestaram à análise sonora, tendo sido comparadas tanto a corpos como a máquinas. Este artigo examina como os métodos de escuta urbana, através de ouvidos humanos e mecânicos, têm informado sobre a cidade enquanto um corpo orgânico ou mecânico – e como os novos ouvidos da inteligência artificial têm pautado a cidade conforme a sua própria lógica computacional.
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