THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL COMPLEXITY OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND HOW TO DEAL WITH IT: A DIALOGUE BETWEEN YUVAL NOAH HARARI, BYUNG-CHUL HAN AND PAOLO BENANTI

Abstract

The relationship between artificial intelligence and the world of digital communication raise numerous complex problems of a philosophical and even theological nature. The multidisciplinary dialogue between the perspectives of thought of referential authors such as Harari, Han and Benanti can help to map the scenario that these disciplines pose in our society. This article seeks, beyond immediate formulas, to extract guidelines for joint thinking and action within the framework of a dialogic ethic of a complex and transversal nature. The lack of a gender perspective in the authors analyzed is considered a fundamental handicap that must be compensated with other complementary developments.