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This article delves into the perspectives of artists, scientists, and humanists regarding the impact of AI tools like ChatGPT and the necessity of comprehending their origins and limitations. Artists argue that ChatGPT's disregard for collective connections and the human spirit undermines creativity and the creative process. The article also examines the significance of perceiving our surroundings from an embodied perspective and the limitations of Cartesian mind-body dualism. Furthermore, it explores the potential risks and benefits of ChatGPT on social, cultural, and institutional levels. The article concludes by discussing the involvement of art, science, technology, and humanities in addressing ecological crises and the need for a transformation of value systems and hierarchies. It also delves into ethical concerns related to AI, such as bias, autonomy, and power. Lastly, it raises concerns about the development of AI tools and the potential hazards of a developed metaverse. The article covers various topics related to technology and artificial intelligence (AI), emphasizing the importance of understanding the similarities and differences between technology and magic for comprehending AI. It also highlights the significance of silence in AI and its impact on human-machine interactions. The article explores the role of choice architects in influencing human behavior and the responsibility humans bear in this role. Additionally, it discusses the need for a holistic and non-anthropocentric perspective in addressing the climate crisis and promoting sustainability. It underscores the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and the contribution of art to environmental awareness. Ultimately, the article encourages readers to reflect on [Extracted from the article] |
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