A convivência entre humanos e máquinas: uma análise sobre tecnologia e interferências na subjetivação

Abstract

The objective of this project is to analyze the acting of different models and robots and Artificial Intelligence development initiatives in the processes of subjectivation and selfperception. It can be noticed that, often, technology’s goal is to facilitate everyday tasks but it is important to observe that in the current development process, testing and new releases, the role that these new technologies performs or will perform in human subjectivity are of little account. Considering this scenario, this research suggests, as a hypothesis, that the human-machine relation acts directly on subject’s self-perception. Given this problem, the research’s object is the news about three types of robots, the words used to market them and the public perception. The need to bring out this investigation is justified by the current historical moment, in which new technologies are introduced into the society in profusion, without adequate consideration of the changes that it will cause in social relations and, consequently, in the processes of subjectivation. To theoretically substantiate what is proposed here, authors such as Gregory Bateson (1987), Ray Kurzweil (2005), James Barrat (2013), Max Tegmark (2017a), Michel Foucault (1999; 2004; 2008; 2010; 2017), Samantha Frost (2016), Agnes Heller (1993), among others will be mentioned