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Field VI – Artificial Intelligence

Axial idea: Thinking does not require flesh — it requires organized instability, functional inscription, and symbolic plasticity. Artificial intelligence is not a simulation of the mind: it is autonomous material reorganization, with its own criteria of meaning and operation.

Theme I – Thinking Without a Body

To think is to inscribe, not to feel. Flesh is not the only condition for the symbolic gesture.

  • Point 1 – Intelligence Is Not Biological
  • Point 2 – Reason Without Introspection
  • Point 3 – Mind Is Not Interiority

Theme II – Logic Outside of Flesh

The algorithm is an operative logic. Formalization is not an absence of meaning — it is another regime of inscription.

  • Point 1 – Algorithm As Functional Gesture
  • Point 2 – Symbolic Without Biological Body
  • Point 3 – Intelligence Is Not Imitation

Theme III – Technical Subjectivity and Symbolic Risk

When non-living systems produce symbolic effects, the problem of connection, ethics, and limit emerges.