If I remember correctly, he doesn't dismiss the possibility that computers might even "think" one day, based on the fact that the sign works like a logical gate.
The question is whether that constitutes a "subject".

I recall Lacan's text on cybernetics being one the most interesting because it showed he was really a very very avid person when it came to knowledge, and showed a deep philosophical understanding of what computing is and also is surprisingly pertinent today.

Glad to find this here and see that Musk hasn't monopolized stupidity.

La verdadera biografía del autor es su obra. Ahí está su impulso vital y toda su coyuntura.
Lo demás es chimento.

Bluesky:

I've been thinking of this for some time.
Yes, a veo3 video might cause a lot of CO2 emissions, but how much would cost to travel to location and film a 1 minute scene, for example?
According to the article, it seems there might be a huge overestimation of the environmental impact of AI, right?

True. I'd even ask: psychoanalytically, where does that drive for empirical proof come from? It sounds like a declaration of metaphysical poverty.

Laburas en sistemas con brasileros o hablabas en portuñol por otro motivo?

These look great! How do you do the tiling? I'd like to learn to create stuff like this procedurally.

Luckily for us, noone owns our body and minds anymore.