英文摘要 |
Through the media theories of German media scholars Friedrich Kittler and Sybille Krämer, this essay deliberates upon the contemporary phenomena and developments of artificial intelligence and human-machine relations. The essay examines the meanings and developments of “artificial intelligence”, and reflects upon the media theories of Kittler and Krämer regarding communication, technology and media. With the case of the most popular household artificial intelligence device today the Amazon Echo/Alexa, the essay argues within the ongoing developments of artificial intelligence that the seemingly contradictory perspectives of Kittler and Krämer converge and demonstrate the critical references they offer when contemplating media, technology and human-machine relations today. |