Diffractive writing and knowledge building in posthumanities
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https://doi.org/10.35305/rev.infosur.v2i3.101Keywords:
Writing, Generative Artificial Intelligence, PosthumanitiesAbstract
This article explores the complex relationship between the writing process and knowledge construction at its intersection with Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI). Through a polyphonic dialogue with authors from diverse perspectives, especially within the realm of critical philosophical posthumanisms, it examines the onto-epistemological entanglement between the human and the technical. The article delves into the relationship between alphabetic and algorithmic writing, raising questions and speculations about the emergence of a rhizomatic, diffractive, and performative form of writing. This writing, which combines human imagination with algorithmic 'hallucination,' is proposed as an opportunity to rewrite technoscientific narratives beyond dominant logics.
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