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The Impossible of the Machine as an Epistemic Condition: Foundations for a Co-Thinking Architecture in Specialised Domains

2026-06-25

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This essay proposes that the impossible of the machine, understood not as the absence of computational functions such as retrieval, comparison, adaptation, or scoring, but as the impossibility of the machine occupying a desiring and situated subject position from which listening and judgement would be its own, is a structural condition that grounds the epistemology of human-machine co-production in specialised dom...

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5cbdc762-06dd-5b32-9c50-547ec6cbcf59
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10.20944/preprints202606.1920.v1
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