@bat020 We've had 50 years of Heideggerian critiques of AI—Dreyfus, Haugeland, Cantwell Smith—what exactly would be new in this round? If anything the critique from Dasein has been weakened by LLMs.
@bat020 Haskell and scala peaked in 2010, so it doesn't quite match up, but it's close enough to put it down as functional programming related... category theory on the other hand is a growth stock.
The issue is on the theme of Computational Creativity, edited by Anna Longo, with a number of contributions still to come. Thanks to the reviewers and editors for thoughtful feedback on my article.
My piece 'Art & Language After AI' is published open access in the latest issue of Technophany Journal.
It tracks the shift from algorithmic to neural composition as a watershed moment in computational aesthetics.
https://t.co/Um2qg5qXxi
A draft of my paper 'Turing Trauma', which relates Sellarsian, Marxian and Fanonian modes of alienation to a specific humiliation of the human brought about by AI, is now available.
https://t.co/jRZeBKKCox
I'm presenting a paper entitled 'Turing Trauma: Blind Spots in the Synoptic Vision of Intelligence' at this conference on Marxism and the Pittsburgh School next week at UCL in London.
Hope to see some of you there.
https://t.co/3Fy2i6y0Hy
@samueldiamond Unsurprising given Cristobal Balenciaga was a personal friend of General Franco and made clothes for his entire family. Made his name in Vichy France.
A conversation on World Models with Marek Poliks and Roberto Alonso Trillo, editors of Choreomata: Performance & Performativity After AI.
https://t.co/SfTvORqKyE