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Technology and the Space of Reasons: A Pragmatist Philosophy of Synthetic Media
Technological artifacts play an important but under-appreciated role within practices of justification. In light of the emerging epistemic challenges posed by AI-generated content from deepfake disinformation to agentic chatbots, it is crucial that we better understand how artifacts feature in the j
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