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Critical Theory of AI: The Alienation of the Human Intellect
alienationartificial-intelligencecritical-theoryeconomicspolitical-sciencepreprintsocial-sciencesociology
In this article, I present some fundamentals of a critique of AI influenced by the Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School. From this perspective, artificial intelligence represents a kind of apotheosis of instrumental rationality, an alienation of the human intellect, framed by economic calculation
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