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The Biosynthetic Erotic, Part II: _Synthetic-Person Gender and the Future of Sensuality_
This paper examines gender in embodied artificial intelligences (eAIs), proposing that technogender may emerge independently of human sex-based frameworks. Drawing on structural, functional, and relational factors, eAI identities could span multiple axes, reconfigure in real time, and redefine sensuality and social interaction. By situating eAIs within the biosynthetic continuum, I explore how these emergent forms challenge human assumptions about sex, gender, and identity.
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