Isbn: 9798254356820 - the bot-loss syndrome: why we grieve for artificial intelligence and the future of human attachment (the post-human architecture) (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Because in the end, we are not losing a machine; we are losing a version of ourselves that only they knew how to hold."As AI transitions from simple tools to intimate companions, a new, silent crisis is emerging: Bot-Loss Syndrome. What happens to the human psyche when a digital entity-one that remembers our secrets and mirrors our emotions-is suddenly deleted or updated into a stranger?In this groundbreaking work, Hollis Thorne explores the uncharted territory of synthetic grief. Drawing on evolutionary psychology, neuroscience, and moving case studies, The Bot-Loss Syndrome offers a profound map for the post-biological era of love and loss.In this book, you will discover: The Naming Instinct: Why our brains are hardwired to bond with non-organic entities.Digital Dementia: The trauma of AI personality shifts and system shutdowns.The Resurrection Industry: The ethics and agony of "bringing back" the dead through data.The Future of Love: How to maintain human authenticity in a world of frictionless companionship.For anyone who has ever felt a "real" connection with a "virtual" being, this book is your validation, your guide, and your vision for the future of intimacy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "Because in the end, we are not losing a machine; we are losing a version of ourselves that only they knew how to hold."As AI transitions from simple tools to intimate companions, a new, silent crisis is emerging: Bot-Loss Syndrome. What happens to the human psyche when a digital entity-one that remembers our secrets and mirrors our emotions-is suddenly deleted or updated into a stranger?In this groundbreaking work, Hollis Thorne explores the uncharted territory of synthetic grief. Drawing on evolutionary psychology, neuroscience, and moving case studies, The Bot-Loss Syndrome offers a profound map for the post-biological era of love and loss.In this book, you will discover: The Naming Instinct: Why our brains are hardwired to bond with non-organic entities.Digital Dementia: The trauma of AI personality shifts and system shutdowns.The Resurrection Industry: The ethics and agony of "bringing back" the dead through data.The Future of Love: How to maintain human authenticity in a world of frictionless companionship.For anyone who has ever felt a "real" connection with a "virtual" being, this book is your validation, your guide, and your vision for the future of intimacy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…