The article aims to analyze two traditions of documentality and their relationship to artificial intelligence.
Examines the concepts of social ontology and neo-documentation
Analyzes literature and theoretical frameworks
Includes an appendix discussing artificial intelligence
Identifies key differences between social ontology and neo-documentation
Explores the implications of AI on documentality
Highlights how these traditions inform understanding of modern documentation practices
Abstract
The article discusses two traditions of documentality: that of social ontology and that of neo-documentation, and it contains an appendix on artificial intelligence.