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Inteligencia artificial, Robots sociales, Aprendizaje automático, Posthumanismo, TecnopersonasCopyright (c) 2021 María G. Navarro, Mateja Kovacic
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Abstract
La cultura popular sigue alimentando el imaginario colectivo con cosas, humanas y no humanas, en las que podríamos convertirnos o con las que podríamos vernos confrontados. Además de robots, otras figuras significativas de la ficción popular que generaron imágenes son los seres humanos no humanos y los ciborgs, incorporadas a realidades socioculturales históricamente diversas. Los robots y la inteligencia artificial están redefiniendo el orden natural y su estructura jerárquica. No es raro, pues el orden natural siempre fluye, moldeado por los nuevos descubrimientos científicos, en especial la lectura del código genético, que revela y redefine las relaciones entre las formas de vida. Sin embargo, por primera vez, se está introduciendo una nueva especie artificial en los esquemas existentes y, por primera vez, parece hibridar el orden mundial natural antropocéntrico.
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