“Frankenstein complex” is Isaac Asimov’s concept for describing “the fear that the general public has towards human-made technologies when they invade the realm commonly considered to be God’s domain” (McCauley 2007: 42).
information processing
« The first methods for representing human…
Long Island overpasses
The story of Long Island overpasses…
black box
“The conceptual metaphor ‘black box’ was originally…
Sociotechnical ensembles
“An AI system consists of a computational…
Large Technical System
The conception of AI as a…
social loafing
“Contrary to conventional wisdom, having a human…
Browse by tags
AI anthropomorphism biosemiotics concerns about AI cybernetics definitions of AI history of technology information infrastructure language ideologies language in the human-machine era language models Large Technical System (LTS) metaphor philosophy of technology public perception of technology rationalism robot science and technology semiotics semiotics core concepts structuralism STS technology and society twomarvins