The Robotic Imaginary: Human And Price Of Dehumanized Labor Jennifer Rhee University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science General

Tracing The Connections Between Human-Like Robots And Ai At Site Of Dehumanization Exploited Labor Word Robot-Introduced In Karel Capek\ S 1920 Play R U -Derives From Rabota Czech For Servitude Or Forced A Century Later Play\ Dystopian Themes Are Being Played Out Factories Workplaces Battlefields Robotic Imaginary Jennifer Rhee Traces Provocative Productive Contemporary Technology Film Art Literature Centered Around Twinned Processes Anthropomorphization She Analyzes Coevolution Cultural Technological Artificial Intelligence Arguing That It Is Through Conceptualization Human More Important Dehumanized These Multiple Spheres Affect Transform Each Other Drawing On Writings Alan Turing Sara Ahmed Arlie Russell Hochschild Such Films Novels As Her Stepford Wives Technologies Like Kismet (The Pioneering \ Emotional Robot\ ) Drone This Book Explores Anthropomorphic Paradigms Robot Design Imagery Ways Often Challenge Very Grounds Which Those Operate Robotics Labs Industry Disembodied Conversational Its Entanglement With Care Embodied Mobile They Intersect Domestic Impacting Affective Armed Military Drones Artistic Responses To Warfare Ultimately Reveals How Made Knowable Discourse Humanoid Paradoxically Σελίδες: 240 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm