Abstract Artificially intelligent systems (ai) are increasingly becoming the ubiquitous, unseen arbiters of our social, civic and familial lives. Ever increasing computational power, combined with almost limitless data, has led to a turning point in the way artificial intelligence assists, judges, and cares for humans. In the wake of such power we must ask ourselves what it is that we are making inherently unknowable as the world becomes more predictable, managed, and discrete. Building on the work of black feminists Sylvia Wynter and Hortense Spillers, I perform a reading of the “flesh”. I aim to hint towards a different field of relations and a knowledge politic premised on unknowability and the radical potential of the subjugated to foster new imaginaries of the human fluid enough to weather instability. This piece troubles the boundaries inscribed between things. Settled in the flesh of blackness, we are reminded of the ways that blackness floods the landscape of productive reason while holding outlier ways of being beyond Western Man. This paper seeks to return to the pulse found within the flesh as a critical site for thinking through alternate ways of being, within the messiness, the unstable, the precarious; finding life born of transition, the pulse within discord.

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数字之间的差距

摘要 人工智能系统 (ai) 正日益成为我们社会、公民和家庭生活中无处不在、看不见的仲裁者。不断增加的计算能力，加上几乎无限的数据，导致人工智能辅助、判断和照顾人类的方式出现转折点。随着这种力量的产生，我们必须问自己，随着世界变得更加可预测、管理和离散，我们正在使什么本质上变得不可知。在黑人女权主义者 Sylvia Wynter 和 Hortense Spillers 的作品的基础上，我对“肉体”进行了解读。我的目标是暗示一个不同的关系领域和一种以不可知性和被征服者的激进潜力为前提的知识政治，以培养足以抵御不稳定的人类流体的新想象。这件作品扰乱了事物之间的界限。在黑色的肉体中安顿下来，我们想起了黑色充斥生产理性景观的方式，同时持有超越西方人的异常方式。本文试图回到肉体中发现的脉搏，将其作为思考的关键场所，在混乱、不稳定和不稳定的环境中，通过不同的存在方式进行思考；寻找因过渡而生的生命，不和谐中的脉搏。