week8 Human and AI

Cyborg, quite like the combination between the robot and human. I think this is also artificial intelligence.

Like Suchman said: projects in AI and robotics involve a kind of dou-bling or mimicry in the machine that works as a powerful disclosing agent for assumptions about the human.

Cyborg is a kind of existence that imitates people. What we see most is the semi bionic people in the film. They have ideas but are not real people. This kind of machine is often invented by referring to human behaviour and shapes. So, just like Suchman said: what it means to be humanlike, and how the boundary between humans and nonhumans is correspondingly drawn and redrawn, is of course one of the matters in question. When cyborg really appears, when their appearance is no different from human beings and has the ability of independent thinking, can we distinguish cyborg, a non-human machine, from human beings? Have the boundaries been broken? Will some order be broken, and will the moral order be broken and redefined？