

Cybernetics and the Origin of Information with Ashley Woodward
May 8, 2024
Ashley Woodward, a philosophy lecturer at the University of Dundee and a founding member of the Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy, dives into the profound themes of Raymond Ruyer's 'Cybernetics and the Origin of Information.' They explore the intricate relationship between machines and humans, examining how information and consciousness intertwine. Woodward discusses the evolution of cybernetics and its significance in AI, questioning how intention influences creativity. Through philosophical lenses, he reimagines the nature of value and meaning, connecting existential debates to contemporary implications.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Collaboration in Translating Philosophical Texts
01:48 • 2min
Philosophy Beyond the Hub
03:40 • 8min
Cybernetics and Consciousness: A Philosophical Inquiry
11:29 • 28min
Exploring Cybernetics and the Nature of Information
39:58 • 3min
Reimagining Forms: The Dynamic Dialogue
42:29 • 8min
Exploring the Nature of Value and Meaning in Philosophy
50:37 • 3min
The Evolution of Cybernetics and AI
53:29 • 18min