未来已经发生

Con Texte Pub Date : 2018-10-17 DOI:10.28984/CT.V2I1.264

A. Levant

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这篇文章对目前关于未来思考机器的概念提出了质疑。与反乌托邦式的未来愿景相反，人类将被自己制造的机器所统治，我认为这种未来在很久以前就已经发生了，而且我们实际上已经生活在我们担心可能会发生的未来中。

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The Future Has Already Happened

This article interrogates current conceptions of thinking machines of the future. In contrast to dystopian visions of the future, where humans become dominated by machines of their own making, I argue that this future already happened some time ago, and that we are, in fact, already living in the future that we dread might come to pass.

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