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In this final chapter, I summarize the results of our exploration of Prometheanism, gesturing at the bleak, directionless posthumanism that I think would be the result of taking the history of AI, and its continuity with the project of neoliberal, cybernetic self-governance. I once again (briefly) contrast my work here with that of Bernard Stiegler, before suggesting that recent work on the concept of “the face” might intimate something of the faceless future of the post/human, in a world in which it makes more sense to think of AI as minded than ourselves.

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Concluding Remarks: Defacing Thought, or, on Being Disoriented

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    2025年

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  • Patrick Gamez

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In this final chapter, I summarize the results of our exploration of Prometheanism, gesturing at the bleak, directionless posthumanism that I think would be the result of taking the history of AI, and its continuity with the project of neoliberal, cybernetic self-governance. I once again (briefly) contrast my work here with that of Bernard Stiegler, before suggesting that recent work on the concept of “the face” might intimate something of the faceless future of the post/human, in a world in which it makes more sense to think of AI as minded than ourselves.