成为混合自我：与人工心智和身体互动

Humans have long tried to make artificial versions of our minds and bodies and other life forms. Recent technological advances are poised to open the Pandora box and explore whether these artificial agents will become more human or alive. In this paper we argue that this question needs to be addressed in tandem with the equally valid counterpart: to what extent do interactions with artificial others make humans less human and more artificial? Living systems such as human organisms are fundamentally open systems, continuously shaped and constituted by exchanges and interactions with the physica