This paper argues that the Anthropocene must be understood not primarily as a geological epoch but as an epistemic and ethical condition in which human action becomes inseparably entangled with natural and technological processes. In this hybrid world of “third nature,” the most urgent challenge is a pervasive misrecog...
J. Noller· Humanities and Social Scienc...· 0 citations
It is argued that the integration of aligned large language models into social practice reshapes the structure of moral agency itself, embedding derivative normative orientations that recursively feed back into human moral formation.
J. Noller· Discover Artificial Intellig...· 0 citations
It is argued that generative AI does not make human beings smarter as such; its epistemic significance depends on how human–AI interaction is structured and normatively governed.
A normative framework for designing XR learning spaces that support epistemic autonomy while ensuring accessibility, inclusivity, and psychological safety is developed, with a special focus on avatars as embodied interfaces that promote representation, interaction, and collective knowledge building.
J. Noller· Discover Education· 0 citations
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