Sex and the Internet - Dr Victoria Baines

The relationship between intimacy and technology is dynamic and transformative. Adult entertainment providers were early adopters of the Internet and directly influenced its development. Meanwhile, digital communication has changed our consumption of pornography, how we date, and how we seek pleasure.
There is increasing concern that Internet-mediated sex is having a negative impact on humans. What’s the evidence for that? And what does the future hold?
This lecture was recorded by Victoria Baines on 13th February 2024 at Barnard's Inn Hall, London
Victoria is IT Livery Company Professor of Information Technology.
She is a leading authority in the field of online trust, safety and cybersecurity. She frequently contributes to major broadcast media outlets on digital ethics, cybercrime and the misuse of emerging technologies, including Extended Reality and Artificial Intelligence. Her areas of research include electronic surveillance, cybercrime futures, and the politics of security.
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[@vf4111]

Great job! For such a difficult lecture to deliver. Impressive speaker.

[@manatee2500]

Johanna Burke’s fantastic and ‘boundary breaking’ lecture on zoophilia , love in post-human age is still available on the Gresham College website but not on KZbin? Why is this gem being hidden … ashamed are we? Rotten content on the rise over the past few years and now we’re being asked to contribute?

[@ajs41]

If it's being hidden it's probably something to do with KZbin rather than Gresham.

[@myparceltape1169]

GDPR means you must give permission to be identified, basically. If you more than a simple phone you're life is constantly traceable.

[@davidbowman9782]

it is rule #34