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The rapid market introduction of various artificial intelligences (AI) has the potential to bring profound changes to life on our planet. Beyond concerns about privacy and the economic impacts of this shift, this article contributes to the debate on the need to free AI from modern onto-epistemic assumptions that envision it as a hyper-rational agent without subjectivity, producing objective knowledge. As an alternative, it is necessary to conceptualize AI from a plural and localized perspective within other knowledges, opening up possibilities where these technologies do not dominate our futures.

Andrés Felipe Vargas Mariño

Profesor de la Escuela de Comunicación Estratégica y Publicidad, Universidad Central (Colombia) y miembro del grupo de investigación Comunicación-Educación y Consumo en la misma universidad. Ph. D. en Estudios de la Globalización y Ciencias Sociales de RMIT Universtiy.

Vargas Mariño, A. F. (2024). Deus ex Machina: Artificial Intelligenceand Epistemic Plurality. Nómadas, 57, 1–17. https://doi.org/10.30578/nomadas.n57a5

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