
This text, written in French, explores the ontological divide between living and artificial systems. (Point de rupture ontologique)It examines the nature of technology, art, and human culture, integrating insights from anthropology and philosophy. The work presents a new model (Le Rebond) a framework describing how systems transition from survival-driven behaviors to technical self-developing capacities. This model offers a novel perspective on adaptive, autonomous development and could inspire new approaches in robotics and AI.This is followed by a profound analysis of all human techniques and their functions including a new universal explanation of Art)-It also unveils le Tout, a self-generating evolutionary network that can rewrite its own rules, create genuinely unpredictable dynamics, and transcend any predefined constraints-offering a radical new understanding of life, autonomy, and emergence.
Philosophy, Artificial intelligence, Anthropology, ontology, Robotics, Art/history, Art, Emergent systems, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, FOS: Sociology
Philosophy, Artificial intelligence, Anthropology, ontology, Robotics, Art/history, Art, Emergent systems, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, FOS: Sociology
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