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Habermas as a thinker against Google's "Habermas Machine"

Authors: Schismenos, Alexandros;

Habermas as a thinker against Google's "Habermas Machine"

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Habermas as a thinker against Google's "Habermas Machine" 1 Jürgen Habermas passed away on Friday 14 March 2026 at the age of 96. He was the worthy successor to the Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School and a great thinker on democratic politics and communicative action, or indeed on democratic politics as communicative action. Furthermore, he was one of the last great thinkers of the social-historical bridge between the analogue and digital ages and, as a critical theorist, he was particularly perceptive regarding the impact of digital technologies on the public sphere, tracing contemporary social transformations. Paradoxically, in 2024, towards the end of his life, he fell victim to the technocratic ideology he himself had criticised, when Google's DeepMind unveiled an Artificial Intelligence model named the 'Habermas Machine'. Before we get to the 'Habermas Machine', let us briefly recall how the philosopher Habermas viewed technology.

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Artificial intelligence, Philosophy, Theorie des kommunikativen Handelns (Habermas, Jürgen), Habermas, Jürgen, Contemporary philosophy, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion

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