THINKING WITHOUT A SUBJECT: THE CARTESIAN--TURING LINEAGE AND THE ONTOLOGY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.

This paper argues an ontological misunderstanding concerning artificial intelligence and posits communication as a mark of human identity. This is grounded in certain problematic claims throughout history that have contributed to the current understanding of AI. The confusion comes from the two-fold...

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Published in:	Philosophia: International Journal of Philosophy Vol. 27; no. 3; pp. 543 - 562
Main Authors:	Pada, Roland Theuas D. S., Rennesland, Anton Heinrich L.
Format:	Article
Published:	Philippine National Philosophical Research Society Jun2026
Subjects:	Artificial intelligence Ontology Intentionality (Philosophy) Two-way communication Cartesianism (Philosophy) Turing test
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