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AI doesn’t care about Ethics: Why technoskepticism must be political

Schismenos, Alexandros · 2025
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In my latest book, Artificial Intelligence and Barbarism: A Critique of Digital Reason, I argue for a critical approach to AI, Technoskepticism based on Digital Humanism. In February, the DISCO Network released its book “Technoskepticism, Between Possibility and Refusal” as a survival strategy for marginalized groups against systemic inequity. The consensus is clear: we must be skeptical of Artificial Intelligence and see technology as inherently linked to power. However, the differences are also important for a more political interpretation of democratic technoskepticism.
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