The Baudrillard Index - Bishop's University

intelligence, we have left the hell of other people for the ecstasy of the
same, the purgatory of otherness for the artificial paradises of identity,
TE:58
has no ability to imagine its knowledge, is on a level with the apes, C4:97
is everything except artificial, goes beyond itself through too high a
definition of the real, but this is only a consequence of the fact that artificial
intelligence is a matter of the hyperrealization of thinking, of the objective
processing of thinking, AA:26
is unrealizable, too intelligent, too operational to be true, AA:27
man and artifical intelligence, intelligent machines offer us the spectacle of
thought; described as virtual for they put thought on hold indefinitely, TE:51
(artificial) memories to take the place of natural intelligence, BL:159
men of artifical intelligence, traverse their own mental space bound hand
and foot to his computer, Virtual Man makes love via the screen, a
physical and mental cripple, the price he pays for being operational, a
mental prosthesis for a species losing capacity to think, TE:51
will move motionless across their mental space, hooked up to their
computers, virtual man will be mentally and physically disabled, this is
the price he will pay for being operational, IX:115
(and computers), no liberty, no will, no desire, no sexuality, we want them
complex, creative, interactive, but without spirit, AA:24
of the countless machinic prostheses with which we attempt to produce an
artifical synthesis of all the possible activities of the human being artifical
intelligence and computers is today the most prestigious and the most
fraught with consequences, IX:111
phantasy of, too intelligent, too super efficient to be true, PC:34
produces an artifical intelligentsia, a body of intellectually correct,
genetically immunized experts, C3:54
spells an end to thought, SC:107
there is no room for both natural and artifical intelligence, no room for the
world and its double, PC:34; AA:27
there is not a shadow of artifice in it, not the shadow of an idea of illusion,
seduction or the play of the world, PC:32
(is) truer than truth – it is true in real time, PC:31
artisan, MP:123
materialist rewriting of, MP:96-103
artist(s), today condemned to copy himself, CR:106
art nouveau, SO:22, 150; CS:119
Asia, is so degraded, so corrupted by the colonial era and by its own
crowdedness that it can only choose between depravity and the puritan orgy of
communism, C1:168