Human Enactment Of Intelligent Technologies: Towards Metis And Mindfulness
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Adaptive Expertise
Affordance
Agential Realism
AI and Ethics
Ambiguity
Analogies
Aristotle
Artificial Intelligence
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Automation Complacency
Automation Surprise
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Complexity
Computational Theory of Mind
Computer Supported Cooperative Work
Critical Realism
Digital Taylorism
Direct Realism
Discursive Practice
Distributed Responsibility
Ecological Psychology
Efficiency
Embodied Cognition
Enactment
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Frame Problem
Haptic Feedback
Heideggerian AI
Human-Centric Designs
Human-Computer Interaction
Human-Machine Interaction
Intelligent Technologies
Language
MAfA?tis
Meaningful Control
Metaphors
Metis
Mindful Conversations
Mindfulness
Mindlessness
Mindset
Mètis
Non-Representational Cognition
Phenomenology
Phroenesis
Plato
Pragmatics
Quantum AI
Quantum Analogy
Quantum Metaphor
Quantum Mind
Radical Embodied Cognition
Relevance
Relevant Conversations
Responsible Socio-Technical Systems
Sensemaking
Situational Awareness
Socio-Technical Systems
Sociomateriality
Sophists
Tacit Knowledge
Technocentric Designs
Uncertainty
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- ISBN 9789811237270
- Publication Date: 24 Aug 2021
- Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
- Publication City/Country: SG
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book demystifies what artificial intelligence is, examines its strength and limitations in comparison to what humans are capable of, and investigates the nature of human adaptive expertise across the concept of mètis. It also examines a particular family of mindsets that we as humans have adopted over the ages, namely epistemologies of representational knowledge. These representational perspectives have followed us into numerous fields, including how we perceive and comprehend human cognition — leading to 'with a hammer everything looks like a nail' syndrome. As such, this book presents the alternative phenomenological viewpoint of embodied direct reality within the cognitive sciences in the form of radical embodied cognition and, more importantly, how it allows us to better highlight and comprehend human mètis and its adaptive expertise. We then examine why we collectively continue to enact and perpetuate predominant mindsets of representations across the phenomena of mindlessness. To counter this, we re-visit the practice of individual and collective mindfulness, providing a potential 'beachhead' in our re-appropriation of technology (artificial intelligence) towards achieving the best of both worlds — that is, allowing human creativity and ingenuity to be expressed with artificial intelligence as a tool to help us do just that across meaningful human control. Finally, we conclude by examining current top-of-the-horizon activities and debates regarding quantum physics in relation to the human mind and artificial intelligence and how, once again, representational mindsets need not be the only tool in town.
