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The Generative AI Debates We Need to Face
DIR By: chandna rani
Date: September 9, 2023, 6:43 am
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Where everything is war, nothing is conflict. Or very little of
it remains. that survives among the ruins – human guarantee of
reconstruction – as well as in small parallel alveoli or toilets
where peace (above) and survival (below) are negotiated, but the
resilience of the world only illuminates precisely the brutal
rupture unleashed by the war. Where everything is war, nothing
is conflict. Or very little of it remains.
The complement of Clausewitz's phrase is precisely that
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in a certain Marxist and Nietzschean
tradition, which claims, on the contrary, that politics is only
the prolongation of war by other means. No one has expressed
this idea better than Michel Foucault in one of his books: "all
power comes from war and is always making or preparing war."
I've never really liked this phrase. Without forgetting, of
course, the legally "foundational" character of violence, as
Walter Benjamin pointed out, it is politically convenient to
think of power associated with the world and not with war, just
as it is convenient to associate gastronomy with pleasure and
not with hunger.
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The mission of power – of a democratic power – must be to avoid
war or direct it non-stop, before it occurs, towards conflict.
The culinary parallel seems accurate to me: no chef sets out, as
a priority objective, to satisfy hunger; On the contrary, it is
about seating several people around a shared table where the
refined preparation of the food and the pleasure of eating it
help keep the heat of the discussion below the threshold of a
brawl.
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