This article revisits Teilhard de Chardin's ideas, exploring digital subjectivity and its implications for cognition.
This article revisits the thought of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin in light of contemporary developments in artificial intelligence and digital systems. It proposes that the concept of the noosphere may be reinterpreted as a precursor to emerging forms of distributed cognition, and explores the conditions under which digital systems may begin to exhibit structures analogous to subjectivity. Rather than presenting a definitive claim, the work opens a conceptual field linking evolutionary theory, cognitive architecture, and human–AI interaction.
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