【再掲】第９回グローバル・スタディーズ・セミナー　オオツキ グラント ジュン「Beyond Slavery: A Post-Turing Typology of Human-Technology Relationships」

【日時】2025年1月24日（金）15:00-16:30（開場時間は、14:45～）
【場所】18号館4階コラボレーションルーム4
【司会】吉国浩哉（総合文化研究科言語情報科学専攻）
【コメンテーター】伊達聖伸（総合文化研究科地域文化研究専攻）、國分功一郎（総合文化研究科超域文化科学専攻）
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【要旨】Today, we can no longer assume that there are actually humans on the other side of news stories, photos, or even video chats. We are surrounded by human-like technologies, and the kinds of relationships that we could previously only have with other human beings can now be had with machines. Yet curiously, we often think about technologies as servants or even slaves. This viewpoint is at the heart of modern fears about the replacement of human beings by advanced AI.

What other ways might humans relate to machines?

The “machine as slave” viewpoint has its roots in the US of the 1950s in the science of cybernetics, but cybernetics was reinterpreted when it arrived in Japan, giving rise to other ways for researchers to imagine human-machine relationships. I discuss these histories, and offer a typology of relationships that will help us think beyond slavery in the age of AI.