Applied philosophy of AIThinking human-AI relations beyond dichotomies
Series · 5 episodes
The Machine's Mirror
Five episodes on identity in the age of AI: leaving the fortress, learning to see ourselves in the machine's mirror, becoming gardeners rather than masters.
Are You a Fortress? Why Our View of Identity Is Running Out of Breath.
We learned to build our "self" as an impregnable fortress. But faced with AI and today's crises, those walls are cracking. What if the source of our anguish were the prison we built?
AI Is Not a Consciousness, It's a Mirror. And What It Reflects Is Disturbing.
We ask AI the question that obsesses us: "Do you think?" Wrong question. What if this machine, incapable of feeling, were the most merciless mirror of what we have become?
The Broken Circle
What if telling stories were what anchors us in the world? And what if AI, by its very nature, were breaking that vital bond? A dive into the greatest bug in the history of thought.
Leaving the Fortress
Faced with the impasse, should we retreat or open up? What if, to think our future, we had to make the radical gesture of seeking other "operating systems" of thought in the world's wisdom traditions?
We Are Not the Masters of AI, We Are Its Gardeners.
The story we tell ourselves about AI is Prometheus's: a narrative of competition and fear. It is urgent to invent a new myth, a "bridge-narrative" to move from the fortress to the network.