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Technopolitics - Undisciplined Intelligence
by Technopolitics
A series of dialogues beyond the disciplines. Intelligence has long been regarded as a central and unique characteristic of humans, and yet ‘intelligence’ has always been a problematic term. Since it came into (pseudo-) scientific use towards the end of the 19th century, it has not been possible to define the term clearly. Nevertheless, or perhaps precisely because of this, its use is currently expanding rapidly. Towards machines in the form of artificial intelligence, and a growing number of non-human organisms whose higher cognitive functions are being analysed. The question of intelligence is not only of interest within various scientific disciplines, but far beyond them. It directly or indirectly concerns the relationship of humans to the world and their position in it. The change in the concept of intelligence accompanies and reflects the constant change in the self-perception of different societies. This means that our understanding of intelligenc
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[EN] The Impact of Technology on Wage (In)equality and Occupational Change – with Ljubica Nedelkoska
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! What happens to people when technology reshapes the economy faster than they can adapt? Economist Ljubica Nedelkoska, a faculty member at the Complexity Science Hub, visiting Professor at the...
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[DE] Tierische Kognition, Erfindungsreichtum und Intelligenz – mit Alice Auersperg
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Innovation, also die Fähigkeit, neuartige Lösungen für unbekannte Probleme zu finden, ist ein zentrales Merkmal kognitiver Flexibilität und entscheidend, um die technologische Entwicklung des...
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[EN] Too Blind to See – Data Colonialism, AI and (Anti-)Imperial Intelligences – with Anna Echterhölter
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Data colonialism names the latest wave of measuring, datafying and quantifying society. Like territorial imperialism, it has an economic core: everything becomes a resource, above all data…
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[DE] Intelligenz & Phantasie – mit Thomas Raab
Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Betrachtet man generative KI von ihrer technischen Seite, zeigt sich Interessanteres als die Science Fiction der Futurologinnen und Mahnerinnen. Wie jedes Programm beruht sie auf einem stark...
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A series of dialogues beyond the disciplines.
Intelligence has long been regarded as a central and unique characteristic of humans, and yet ‘intelligence’ has always been a problematic term. Since it came into (pseudo-) scientific use towards the end of the 19th century, it has not been possible to define the term clearly. Nevertheless, or perhaps precisely because of this, its use is currently expanding rapidly. Towards machines in the form of artificial intelligence, and a growing number of non-human organisms whose higher cognitive functions are being analysed.
The question of intelligence is not only of interest within various scientific disciplines, but far beyond them. It directly or indirectly concerns the relationship of humans to the world and their position in it. The change in the concept of intelligence accompanies and reflects the constant change in the self-perception of different societies. This means that our understanding of intelligenc
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