Čustveni kiborgi in izkušnja utelešenosti v hiperpovezani resničnosti
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https://doi.org/10.35469/poligrafi.2025.517Ključne besede:
čustveni kiborgi, teološki ekofeminizem, čustva, odnosnost, hiperpovezana resničnost, spolni stereotipiPovzetek
Skozi prizmo teološkega ekofeminizma članek kritično analizira koncept (čustvenih) kiborgov in postavlja vprašanje, kako lahko integracija tehnologije v človeške čustvene izkušnje spremeni posameznikove identitete, občutke in družbene odnose. Analizirana so vprašanja človeške interakcije z afektivnim računalništvom, umetno čustveno inteligenco (splošni izraz za stroje, ki posnemajo človeško mišljenje ter merijo, razumejo in simulirajo človeška čustva ter odgovarjajo na ta).
Z napredkom umetne inteligence in biotehnologije se meje med človekom in strojem vse bolj zamejujejo, pojem čustvenega kiborga pa postaja močen okvir za razumevanje razvijajočih se človeških čustev in odnosov.
Članek se navezuje na širše družbeno-kulturne teme, vključno s prizadevanjem za avtentičnost v hiperpovezanem svetu, kjer digitalne interakcije pogosto zasenčijo osebne odnose. Skozi prizmo posthumanizma in kritične ekofeministične teorije članek raziskuje izzive prepletenosti človeške in umetne čustvene inteligence, vključno z možnostjo posledične odtujenosti, upada čustvene inteligence in empatije ter tveganj komodifikacije človeških čustev.
Raziskuje tudi, kako ta premik vpliva na sodobna vprašanja, kot so duševno zdravje, družbena izolacija in gradnja skupnosti.
Predstavitev na koncu raziskuje presečišče čustvenih kiborgov in izkušenj odnosnosti v hiperpovezanih resničnostih ter razmišlja o tem, kako te entitete izzivajo in preoblikujejo tradicionalno teološko razumevanje spola, utelešenja in odnosnosti. Čustveni kiborg, združitev človeških čustvenih sposobnosti z umetno inteligenco, deluje kot ogledalo družbenih konstrukcij spola, utelešene čustvenosti in odnosov, hkrati pa na njih tudi vpliva.
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