Tag: cochlear implant
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AI did not invent the black box. It made it harder to ignore. The older opacity was always closer: in other minds, in the self, and in the body — not as failure, but as the condition under which relation, inference, and dignity take place.
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+ AI, black box, body as relay, cochlear implant, consciousness, crossed wires, donna haraway, hearing aids, interiority, mediated perception, merleau ponty, narrata, opacity, phenomenology, posthumanism, Process Zine, signal and noise, substrate host+
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signal // NOISE isn’t a release so much as a constraint made physical: a split listening system, translated into tape, misaligned print, and deliberate degradation. The platform demands a file; the work becomes a ghost in its container. No master version. Only inference.
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+ APD, assistive technology, audiology, Auditory Processing Disorder, captioning, cochlear implant, cognitive fatigue, contralateral routing, cross-modal plasticity, hearing research, hemispheric dominance, interface, language lateralisation, laterality, lipreading, Narrata.doc+
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A cochlear implant can restore sound without restoring meaning. Crossed Wires explores a neglected variable—laterality: which ear is implanted, and which hemisphere receives the signal. For APD and prelingual deafness, routing may matter as much as resolution.
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+ APD, assistive technology, audiology, Auditory Processing Disorder, captioning, cochlear implant, cognitive fatigue, contralateral routing, cross-modal plasticity, hearing research, hemispheric dominance, interface, language lateralisation, laterality, lipreading, Narrata.doc, neurocognitive framework, neuroplasticity, perception, personalised medicine, prelingual deafness, rehabilitation, sensory overload, signal vs meaning, speech comprehension, speech-in-noise, tinnitus, visual language+
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