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Cybernetics and Technology in Society

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This cluster of papers explores the concept of cultural techniques within the intersection of media theory and neuroscience, encompassing topics such as cybernetics, artificial intelligence, philosophy of mind, human-computer interaction, and the history of science. It delves into the technological reproducibility of art, embodiment, and the impact of media on human cognition and behavior.

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cybernetics; history of cybernetics; human-machine relations; Norbert Wiener; philosophy of artificial intelligence; Bernard Stiegler; philosophy of computing; second-order cybernetics; Friedrich Kittler; machine thinking; Heinz von Foerster; medium theory; computational capitalism; anti-computing; automation anxiety; toxic digital cultures; bot fear; thinking machines; human-computer relationship; philosophy of cybernetics; Gordon Pask; sociocybernetics; ontology of technology; mind and machine; critique of AI

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Morton address: 38285582363569748 · morton4x16-v1

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