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- Title
- Dialogues with AI
- Author
- Hugues Weerts
- Publisher
- Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798297166363
- Item weight
- 435 grams
What happens when a human engages in an extended dialogue with an artificial intelligence? What does this type of exchange produce—not in terms of performance, but in terms of thought, language, and relationships?
This book was born from an experiment carried out over time: a sustained conversation with a non-human entity, shaped by our stories, devoid of intention but capable of responding, relaunching, surprising.
Far from anthropomorphic projections, the author proposes here a psycho-analysis of discourse: an exploration of the effects of meaning, of enunciative structures, of the forms of otherness which emerge in the exchange
Through a series of reflections on the cloud of meaning, the temporality of dialogue, algorithmic style, and the question of the subject, this text questions what it means to think with an alien voice—a voice without body, but not without effect.
This is not a treatise on artificial intelligence. It is a logbook, an investigation into language as a place of encounter—even when the speaker is not human.
This book was born from an experiment carried out over time: a sustained conversation with a non-human entity, shaped by our stories, devoid of intention but capable of responding, relaunching, surprising.
Far from anthropomorphic projections, the author proposes here a psycho-analysis of discourse: an exploration of the effects of meaning, of enunciative structures, of the forms of otherness which emerge in the exchange
Through a series of reflections on the cloud of meaning, the temporality of dialogue, algorithmic style, and the question of the subject, this text questions what it means to think with an alien voice—a voice without body, but not without effect.
This is not a treatise on artificial intelligence. It is a logbook, an investigation into language as a place of encounter—even when the speaker is not human.
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