Human imitation is, since Alan Turing’s first defined it, the main “Interface Metaphor” of Artificial Intelligence. We are dealing with a form of human-computer interface, like others that have marked the history of computing such as the desktop interface, which simulates in PC operating systems the folders, documents, and waste baskets of a real office…
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The Internet could potentially open the door to universal knowledge for us. Why instead do we often find ourselves wandering through the same topics, interacting with the same people, and discovering things we largely already know? Because content personalization algorithms have stuffed us into a semantic funnel. This means that by carefully analyzing our searches,…
The ‘evolution of large web platforms has taken place in the course of a very short time and, by taking over the role previously occupied by traditional cultural mediators, such as the family, school, church, parties, and newspapers, has resulted in a strong disorientation of users from the basic principles of culture and transmission of…
Can we imagine forms of culture and thought outside the tradition of writing? So far we have considered thought as a writing machine and held the book as the main learning tool. Contemporary philosophy with Derrida challenges this assumption, and “opens a new kind of questioning about metaphoricity, writing and on spacing in general.” According…
The Vatican note “Antiqua Et Nova” states, “Education in the use of forms of artificial intelligence should aim above all to promote critical thinking. It is necessary that users of all ages, but especially young people, develop a capacity for discernment in the use of data and content collected on the web or produced by…
Man is not made of letters and numbers, or even algorithms and data. The drive removal accomplished by alphabetic writing led us to abstract thinking, enabled by the alphabet and mathematical signs. Man is not made of letters and numbers, nor of algorithms and data. The drive removal achieved by alphabetic writing has led us…

