<p>In the current discussion on the concept of the <i>Anthropocene</i>, the implications of the <i>Technosphere</i> are becoming increasingly problematic. This sphere refers to the totality of the technical objects and all activities to be prescribed in technical rationality, which superimposes on the <i>Biosphere</i> due to their exponential growth. In the future, the <i>Technosphere</i> will be intensively programmed and controlled by <i>Artificial Intelligence</i>, and without a determination of the question about the human being, or even the question of consciousness having been satisfactorily answered, the development of this specific form of <i>Intelligence</i> is being pushed forward and endorsed, way ahead of all other expressions, especially <i>Animal Intelligence</i>. One of the main questions, therefore, is what exactly <i>Animal Intelligence</i> describes and what distinguishes it from <i>Artificial Intelligence</i>. To give a reason for this distinction, I introduce the concept of <i>Ancestral Intelligence</i> and define it as the potency that cannot be inserted into the artificial. This <i>Intelligence</i> includes the ability to catch up with the inconceivable, and the explanation of what must paradoxically be thought of as the <i>Immemorial</i>.</p>

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Immemorial Animal: Decentring Artificial Intelligence Within Technosphere

  • Dirk Michael Hennrich

摘要

In the current discussion on the concept of the Anthropocene, the implications of the Technosphere are becoming increasingly problematic. This sphere refers to the totality of the technical objects and all activities to be prescribed in technical rationality, which superimposes on the Biosphere due to their exponential growth. In the future, the Technosphere will be intensively programmed and controlled by Artificial Intelligence, and without a determination of the question about the human being, or even the question of consciousness having been satisfactorily answered, the development of this specific form of Intelligence is being pushed forward and endorsed, way ahead of all other expressions, especially Animal Intelligence. One of the main questions, therefore, is what exactly Animal Intelligence describes and what distinguishes it from Artificial Intelligence. To give a reason for this distinction, I introduce the concept of Ancestral Intelligence and define it as the potency that cannot be inserted into the artificial. This Intelligence includes the ability to catch up with the inconceivable, and the explanation of what must paradoxically be thought of as the Immemorial.