Stupidity: Human and Artificial

Natasha Lushetich

Stupidity: Human and Artificial

Natasha Lushetich

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Abstract

In this brief commentary, I trace the ‘development’ of stupidity from human (individual and social) stupidity, via technologically and heteronomically facilitated stupidity, to the more recent human-artificial variant in an attempt to define the difference between human-artificial stupidity, ‘milintelligence’, and artificial intelligence.

Original language	English
Journal	Media Theory
Publication status	Published - 3 Mar 2022

Keywords

stupidity
automation
AI
Durkheim
Stiegler
Malabou

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