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Can AI Systems Matter to Microbes? Inverting Turing's Test for Non-Human AI Evaluation

2026-06-12

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>AI systems operate within ecologies where their effects unfold among non-human organisms, at timescales and through semiotic processes humans cannot access. Yet evaluation paradigms presuppose an anthropocentric horizon that renders these effects invisible by construction. This paper develops the Transsemiotic Turing Approach to investigate what becomes visible when that horizon is prov...

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79895363-c9cc-5b6d-a189-6d90770079e5
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9953066/v1
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