THROUGH THE AUTISM GLASS. BEHAVIOURIST INTERFACES AND THE (INTER)ACTION ORDER

Abstract

“Without the world becoming a sign, we do not possess it. And without the world becoming a sign, we cannot process it with a computer. In the sign, the world appears to us simultaneously as an object of cognition and of information processing. It is no wonder that the thought of artificial intelligence came up; the world constantly leads to signs. But we also have to attribute to the signs, the computational ones to begin with, the power to create the world from scratch.”

– Frieder Nake