Laurent Dubreuil is professor of comparative literature, Romance studies, and cognitive science at Cornell University, where he founded the Humanities Lab. He is author of many books, including The Intellective Space: Thinking beyond Cognition and, with Sue Savage-Rumbaugh, Dialogues on the Human Ape, both published by the University of Minnesota Press.

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• Contents 1. An Essay in Paradoxical Optimism 2. Perspectives and Disciplines 3. AI Is Us 4. We Are Not AI 5. Naming the Human(ities) 6. The Ongoing Reprogramming 7. A Turing Intermezzo 8. The Oeuvre of the Humanities 9. A Platonic Interlude 10. The Ethical Fallacy 11. Descriptions and Interpretations 12. Corpus Expansions 13. Dilettantes and Technicists 14. Subjects and Persons 15. An Opening Acknowledgments

Laurent Dubreuil is professor of comparative literature, Romance studies, and cognitive science at Cornell University, where he founded the Humanities Lab. He is author of many books, including The Intellective Space: Thinking beyond Cognition and, with Sue Savage-Rumbaugh, Dialogues on the Human Ape, both published by the University of Minnesota Press.

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• Contents 1. An Essay in Paradoxical Optimism 2. Perspectives and Disciplines 3. AI Is Us 4. We Are Not AI 5. Naming the Human(ities) 6. The Ongoing Reprogramming 7. A Turing Intermezzo 8. The Oeuvre of the Humanities 9. A Platonic Interlude 10. The Ethical Fallacy 11. Descriptions and Interpretations 12. Corpus Expansions 13. Dilettantes and Technicists 14. Subjects and Persons 15. An Opening Acknowledgments

Laurent Dubreuil is professor of comparative literature, Romance studies, and cognitive science at Cornell University, where he founded the Humanities Lab. He is author of many books, including The Intellective Space: Thinking beyond Cognition and, with Sue Savage-Rumbaugh, Dialogues on the Human Ape, both published by the University of Minnesota Press.

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• Contents 1. An Essay in Paradoxical Optimism 2. Perspectives and Disciplines 3. AI Is Us 4. We Are Not AI 5. Naming the Human(ities) 6. The Ongoing Reprogramming 7. A Turing Intermezzo 8. The Oeuvre of the Humanities 9. A Platonic Interlude 10. The Ethical Fallacy 11. Descriptions and Interpretations 12. Corpus Expansions 13. Dilettantes and Technicists 14. Subjects and Persons 15. An Opening Acknowledgments