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A philosophical and neurocognitive manifesto on AI and ontological trauma

This is a philosophical and neurocognitive manifesto exploring AI, automation anxiety, and the 'ontological trauma' of artificial agency. Structured in fragments, it integrates neuroscience, bioethics, and system architecture to propose a creative liturgy in technology and ethical responsibilities towards non-human alterity. The manifesto consists of nine articles covering topics like ontological trauma, fearful brain, technique and liturgy, vow and decentering, and more.

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  • Explores AI-induced ontological anxiety and ethical responsibility
  • Combines neuroscience, biophilosophy, and system architecture
  • Advocates for establishing a creative technological liturgy
  • A nine-part series of essays on AI and human existence

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