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Jean Baudrillard

philosopher · 18 mentions across 6 readings

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Baudrillard is a theorist of hyperreality and simulation whose framework—particularly the concept of the hyperreal—underpins accelerationist thinking and contemporary critiques of AI's role in social representation. The course draws on his analysis of images and their power to structure reality itself, using it to interrogate how AI-generated and AI-mediated representations function not as tools reflecting an external world but as constitutive forces that remake social bonds and meaning. His work enables the seminar to move beyond treating AI as mere technology toward understanding it as a system of signs and simulations that blurs the distinction between the real and its representation.

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