Technological advances in the AI industry suggest that the world as we know it is coming to an end. Something worse may be emerging, but so is something else. The future may seem pre-programmed, but it is open and should be discussed from ethical and philosophical perspectives. How can we shape a democratic society that integrates artificial, human, and non-human life in a way that avoids repeating the mistakes of colonialism and capitalism? In her article, Jinyan Zeng addresses this question, reflecting on the role of AI-visuality in this context.
At the Intersection of All Life: The Ethics of AI-Visuality and the Question of Care
Jinyan Zeng has published a short essay exploring AI visuality as a thinking machine, AI self-organized society, an ethics of care, and questions of communication and democracy in the co-existance of AI, human, and nature. Available online in both English and German editions.