baumhaus.digital/Studium Generale/Short History of the Learning Machine/Between Archetypes & Myths: Machine as a Projection of the Human Self/In Our Image

We first imagined machines as versions of ourselves.

Then we built machines that extended parts of ourselves.

Eventually we built machines capable of modifying themselves through experience.

The artificial being is ancient.

The learning machine is the historical novelty.

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