TY  - GEN
AU  - Bates, David W.
TI  - Artificial history of natural intelligence: : thinking with machines from Descartes to the digital age
SN  - 9780226832104
U1  - 006.3 
PY  - 2024///
CY  - Chicago
PB  - University of Chicago Press
KW  - Artificial Intelligence
KW  - Intellect
KW  - Thought and Thinking
N1  - 1. Autonomy and Automaticity: On the Contemporary Question of Intelligence   Part I: The Automatic Life of Reason in Early Modern Thought  2. Integration and Interruption: The Cartesian Thinking Machine  3. Spiritual Automata: From Hobbes to Spinoza  4. Spiritual Automata Revisited: Leibniz and Automatic Harmony  5. Hume's Enlightened Nervous System   Threshold: Kant's Critique of Automatic Reason  6. The Machinery of Cognition in the First Critique  7. The Pathology of Spontaneity: The Critique of Judgment and Beyond   Part II: Embodied Logics of the Industrial Age  8. Babbage, Lovelace, and the Unexpected  9. Psychophysics: On the Physio-Technology of Automatic Reason  10. Singularities of the Thermodynamic Mind  11. The Dynamic Brain  12. Prehistoric Humans and the Technical Evolution of Reason  13. Creative Life and the Emergence of Technical Intelligence Prophecy: The Future of Extended Minds  14. Technology Is Not the Liberation of the Human but Its Transformation . . .   Part III: Crises of Order: Thinking Biology and Technology between the Wars  15. Techniques of Insight  16. Brains in Crisis, Psychic Emergencies  17. Bio-Technicity in Von Uexküll  18. Lotka on the Evolution of Technical Humanity  19. Thinking Machines  20. A Typology of Machines  21. Philosophical Anthropology: The Human as Technical Exteriorization   Hinge: Prosthetics of Thought  22. Wittgenstein on the Immateriality of Thinking   Part IV: Thinking Outside the Body  23. Cybernetic Machines and Organisms  24. Automatic Plasticity and Pathological Machines  25. Turing and the Spirit of Error  26. Epistemologies of the Exosomatic  27. Leroi-Gourhan on the Technical Origin of the Exteriorized Mind   The Beginning of an End  28. Technogenesis in the Networked Age  29. Failures of Anticipation: The Future of Intelligence in the Era of Machine Learning
N2  - This book explores the relationship between autonomy and automaticity in human cognition and traces the evolution of thought from the seventeenth century to the present, examining how the body, nervous system, and brain are connected to technology. The book reveals how new ideas and experiences can reconfigure the connection between the body's automaticity and technical systems, while still allowing the mind to create autonomy. This new theorization of the human suggests that the human, dependent on technology, produces itself as an artificial automation without natural origin
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