Here is an interesting article by Silvio Lorusso about the "User Condition". Lots of interesting FoC classical references (Kay, Victor, Illich...). It might interest some people here too. One excerpt I like: "Late French philosopher BERNARD STIEGLER focused on the notion of proletarianization: according to him, a proletarian is not just robbed of the form and the products of their labor, but especially of their know-how." https://theusercondition.computer/

calling these references “classical” makes me wonder if anyone has categorized computing philosophy in certain waves or movements, as in other areas of philosophy