Pascal Chabot: "Narcissism and laziness are satisfied by artificial intelligence"
Belgian philosopher Pascal Chabot, invited by Puerto de Ideas Valparaíso, argues that artificial intelligence reinforces human narcissism and laziness, and warns that in a world dominated by AI autonomy tends to disappear. Chabot, author of the concept "digitosis", says the connection between consciousness and a digital "supraconscious" could be modified by the companies that control these technologies, and that the loss of a sense of the common poses a risk to democracy.
In 35 seconds
- Chabot says AI offers responses that reinforce narcissism and laziness, two human weaknesses he considers understandable.
- He warns that in a world dominated by artificial intelligence autonomy tends to disappear and alienation is possible.
- He argues the digital supraconscious contains information that can be modified by the companies controlling these technologies.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La Tercera. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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