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Futuros Posibles #7 Luciana Parisi

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Luciana Parisi (former CCRU member) lecture on machine philosophy and technodiversity for the Futuros Posibles series in Mexico City.

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Luciana Parisi
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Luciana Parisi · technodiversity · Bernard Stiegler · machine philosophy
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  • 00:00:08

    okay we will start are you ready okay it's live super so welcome everyone i am jaime head of education of museo tamayo we are excited to share the conference critic and machine philosophy by luciana parisi in the context of materia abierta summer school in theory art and technology in mexico city funded and directed…

  • 00:14:31

    And therefore, the argument is that what this intelligent system, this non-conscious intelligent system can do is only to reproduce knowledge without actually adding or transforming or challenging the very ground for which knowing is possible. So the automation of philosophy as the end of philosophy corresponds…

  • 00:26:52

    And there is this thing of, you know, how, if machines have been, or this automated system are, bring within them the demarcation of the inhuman, then, why is important to, you know, to re-articulate the, this kind of zone, or this kind of, or claim, or claim the alieness of the inhuman, rather than, as other, as I…

  • 00:39:20

    have led to platform knee limbo, or, what this group, art group, called, Microcosm, is, called net blues, right, so these kinds, of the, belief into, possibility, of, rethinking, or computation, or technology, outside universality, and the, model of techno-capitalism, rather, I think, with social media and with…

  • 00:52:20

    Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I would add to that is that the moment of origination of thought that has to be, even in the case of Stiegler, even if he admits that the model, the origination of thought is in technique or this kind of technical exteriorization, nonetheless, it seems to me that the technical…

  • 01:04:43

    of the of mankind but also of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of of blunt and so um um uh in a in ailiyor uh related to uh because in the trilogy of the stone form of a population paradigm uh in the story of 就政治呐 cosmogony but also find spaces um timing and after…

  • 01:20:33

    You did say incalculability or incomputability, which is not the error, right? It's not the error or the accident, because in a way, incomputability comes first. It's anti-computational, you know, because this infinity comes before finite models of discretization. So, what does it mean that it comes first is that…

  • 01:28:14

    Thank you very much for inviting me, and yeah, I love to share my thoughts. this context as you know they're all work in progress but uh thank you everyone i don't know you guys every everyone who is there or want to be there thank you thank you again um uh at the museum tamayo hamier and anna and materia abierta…