Humanity H8.0

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview with Prof. David Gunkel, Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Communication at Northern Illinois University the founding co-editor of the "International Journal of Žižek Studies." He is the author of over 80 scholarly articles and has published 12 books, including, "Of Remixology: Ethics and Aesthetics After Remix" (MIT Press, 2016), "Robot Rights" (MIT Press 2018) and "An Introduction to Communication and Artificial Intelligence" (Polity 2019). Links: - Personal Website: https://gunkelweb.com/gunkel - Most Recent book: https://www.thinkingotherwise.org/ - Journal: https://zizekstudies.org/ - Social Media: * Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/davidgunkel * Twitter:https://twitter.com/David_Gunkel

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview with Prof. David Gunkel, Distinguished Teaching Professor in the Department of Communication at Northern Illinois University the founding co-editor of the "International Journal of Žižek Studies." He is the author of over 80 scholarly articles and has published 12 books, including, "Of Remixology: Ethics and Aesthetics After Remix" (MIT Press, 2016), "Robot Rights" (MIT Press 2018) and "An Introduction to Communication and Artificial Intelligence" (Polity 2019). Links: - Personal Website: https://gunkelweb.com/gunkel - Most Recent book: https://www.thinkingotherwise.org/ - Journal: https://zizekstudies.org/ - Social Media: * Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/davidgunkel * Twitter:https://twitter.com/David_Gunkel

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview with Prof. Lee Basham, Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas-Pan American,. Topic: Truth, truthiness, and conspiracy theories in our current post-truth age. Links: - https://social-epistemology.com/?s=Basham&x=0&y=0 - https://www.pitzer.edu/communications/2017/09/26/lee-basham-governing-crisis-toxic-truths-subvert-mainstream-investigation/ - https://philpeople.org/profiles/dr-lee-basham-dr-lee-basham

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview of Prof. Ljiljana Radenović, Philosophy professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade. Her main research interests are in the philosophy of psychology, cognitive science, and the history of emotions. In this conversation, she discusses the concept of enchantment in the context of our evolving modernity and postmodernity, and now the age of Generative AI where we are moving away from software systems that we can explain to systems that we build but whose functioning are no longer able to fully understand let alone explain. Links: - Essays published on SERRC: https://social-epistemology.com/tag/ljiljana-radenovic/ - Lecture: Science, Faith, and Superstition: An introduction - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI27PV4a7QA - Research work available via Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Ljiljana-Radenovic-26035288 - Papers available via PhiPaper: https://philpapers.org/s/Radenovic%2C%20Ljiljana - Key terms: Enchantment, Faith, Christianity, Generative AI, Linguistics, Bacon, Wittgenstein, Art

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview of Sun Park, a PhD candidate in Sociology at The University of Warwick who is currently working on a dissertation that explores the evolution of UNESCO's collective knowledge and common heritage of mankind in the age of Generative AI. Before enrolling into the PhD program at Warwick, Ms. Park studied politics at the University of Edinburgh for her BA and obtained an MA with Distinction in International Cultural Policy & Management from the University of Warwick. Prior to that, Ms. Park worked at the World Heritage Centre of UNESCO, the Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding under the auspices of UNESCO. In this conversation, Ms. Park discusses both how AI can be used by UNESCO as a tool to carry out its work, especially in the context of perserving Intangible Cultural Heritage efforts. Academic page: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/staff/park/ Papers: - Park, S. (2023) The Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage with Generative Artificial Intelligence: Practical and Ethical Issues, UNESCO ICHCAP ICH Courier, Volume 55, pp. 16-17. Available at: https://ichcourier.unesco-ichcap.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/ICH-Courier-54high_eng.pdf - Park, S. (2022) The Ambivalence in the Ambiguity of UNESCO's Cultural Policy Remit: a Structural Description of the Common Heritage of Mankind in the Cultural Diversity Convention, International Journal of Cultural Policy. (open access). Book Chapters: - Bell, D. & Oakley, K. (2022) Cultural Policy (Translated from English to Korean by Jo, D. J. & Park, S.). Myung-In Publishers (Original work published in 2015, Routledge) - Key terms: UNESCO, Generative AI, AI Ethics, Art, Aesthetics

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview of Sun Park, a PhD candidate in Sociology at The University of Warwick who is currently working on a dissertation that explores the evolution of UNESCO's collective knowledge and common heritage of mankind in the age of Generative AI. Before enrolling into the PhD program at Warwick, Ms. Park studied politics at the University of Edinburgh for her BA and obtained an MA with Distinction in International Cultural Policy & Management from the University of Warwick. Prior to that, Ms. Park worked at the World Heritage Centre of UNESCO, the Korean National Commission for UNESCO, Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding under the auspices of UNESCO. In this conversation, Ms. Park discusses both how AI can be used by UNESCO as a tool to carry out its work, especially in the context of perserving Intangible Cultural Heritage efforts. Academic page: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/staff/park/ Papers: - Park, S. (2023) The Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage with Generative Artificial Intelligence: Practical and Ethical Issues, UNESCO ICHCAP ICH Courier, Volume 55, pp. 16-17. Available at: https://ichcourier.unesco-ichcap.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/ICH-Courier-54high_eng.pdf - Park, S. (2022) The Ambivalence in the Ambiguity of UNESCO's Cultural Policy Remit: a Structural Description of the Common Heritage of Mankind in the Cultural Diversity Convention, International Journal of Cultural Policy. (open access). Book Chapters: - Bell, D. & Oakley, K. (2022) Cultural Policy (Translated from English to Korean by Jo, D. J. & Park, S.). Myung-In Publishers (Original work published in 2015, Routledge) - Key terms: UNESCO, Generative AI, AI Ethics, Art, Aesthetics

Watch Ahmed Bouzid’s interview of Prof. Ljiljana Radenović, Philosophy professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Belgrade. Her main research interests are in the philosophy of psychology, cognitive science, and the history of emotions. In this conversation, she discusses the concept of enchantment in the context of our evolving modernity and postmodernity, and now the age of Generative AI where we are moving away from software systems that we can explain to systems that we build but whose functioning are no longer able to fully understand let alone explain. Links: - Essays published on SERRC: https://social-epistemology.com/tag/ljiljana-radenovic/ - Lecture: Science, Faith, and Superstition: An introduction - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI27PV4a7QA - Research work available via Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Ljiljana-Radenovic-26035288 - Papers available via PhiPaper: https://philpapers.org/s/Radenovic%2C%20Ljiljana - Key terms: Enchantment, Faith, Christianity, Generative AI, Linguistics, Bacon, Wittgenstein, Art