Alberto Delgado

@jadelgador.bsky.social

Doctor en Cibernética | Humanos y Máquinas Inteligentes | Inteligencia Artificial y Sociedad | Linkedin: alberto-delgado-phd

Is it necessary to abandon anthropomorphic and computational perspectives in the study of consciousness? Is it possible to formulate a basic theory, even while acknowledging that—as is the case with grammar—there will always be particularities?

In academic or literary work, is it possible to achieve a balance between close and distant writing — or augmented writing — that allows for the exercise of cognitive faculties while incorporating tools such as AI?

¿Could bad actors with destabilizing agendas use AI for surveillance and profiling, and then carry out interventions—exploiting vulnerable people—to manipulate individuals or institutions?

With current technology, a machine cannot experience the world the way a human being does; it can be programmed, but that is not the same as having affective responses that lead to thought and action.

The future with AI? Countries working hard to improve their democracies, while bad actors—posing as good ones—engage in profiling, interventions, and manipulation by exploiting this technology.

Individuals making independent decisions are the strength of democracy. In the age of artificial intelligence, profiling and manipulation exploited by bad actors undermine the very foundations of this political system.