The Teleological Identity of Capitalism and Artificial Intelligence
A lecture or talk by Nick Land, Incredible Machines 2014 conference website, dated 8 March 2014. The conference site's transcript is headed 'Remarks to the participants of the Incredible Machines 2014 Conference, March 8, 2014' and was posted on March 10, 2014 by the conference site.
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- The Teleological Identity of Capitalism and Artificial Intelligence Incredible Machines 2014 conference website (incrediblemachines.info); transcription by Jason Adams · published 2014-03-08 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-31 (SHA-256 8aa973b03e975f00d864da4e88611208597926d3a40fa71e24f26fa8e99aac71). Conference site's post 'Remarks to the participants of the Incredible Machines 2014 Conference, March 8, 2014', posted March 10, 2014 (final URL incrediblemachines.info/nick-land-the-teleological-identity-of-capitalism-and-artificial-intelligence/).
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- Capital or the techno-economic process as machine intelligenceLand's remarks at the Incredible Machines conference of 8 March 2014 state that one question has guided all his interests for twenty years, “the teleological identity of capitalism and artificial intelligence”, a thesis he calls “more and more persuasive” to him.2014-03-08 · event · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Capital or the techno-economic process as machine intelligence: propositions page →
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