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Domenico Barra's avatar

We were discussing these topics in a group call yesterday. Our dialogue centered around topics related to AI and the impact on the human body/mind, and identity. We are a group of glitch artists, and we see glitch art as the way to enframe technology, raise awareness. This is a very interesting piece of writing, I will bring this text to our next discussion.

Socrates's avatar

Hi. I am a Philosophy PHD student and my work is on technology. If its some sort of intellectual sharing of thoughts, I would like to join your group.

Paul Wotowic MD,FACS's avatar

Very insightful piece…..and a subtle caution….a yellow light to be taken seriously

SPBH2O's avatar

Excellent, and so timely. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Pranaw Rungta's avatar

Science and technology are not neutral: they render specific metaphysical assumptions operational. The assumptions they encode—often implicitly—shape not only how reality is described, but how it is engineered, governed, and ultimately lived. Science risks becoming dogma when it mistakes predictive success for ontological truth—confusing the accuracy of its models with the nature of reality itself.

praveen balachandran's avatar

Thanks for the contemporary relevant article.If you could share the names of the original works in which the ideas appers it would help to dig deeper into them

billy's avatar

really enjoyed this - thank you