Katherine Everitt Explains Hegel and Artificial Intelligence

In this episode, Nance and I are joined by Katherine Everitt for a conversation about her work on Hegel, artificial intelligence, subjectivity, cyberspace, nature, and the atom. We explore the distinction between the natural and the artificial, whether humans are always-already cyborgs, whether ChatGPT is the unconscious, using LLMs to write theory and philosophy, etc. Enjoy or do not enjoy . . . the choice is yours. Check out Katherine's work: https://blog.apaonline.org/2025/07/10... https://thephilosophicalsalon.com/doe...    • Katherine Everitt: Hegel in Cyberspace   Sign up here to get access to the lectures from my Philosophy Portal course on Slavoj Žižek, Nick Land, and the Singularity: https://www.patreon.com/posts/nick-la... You can support my work on Patreon here:   / thedangerousmaybe   Take a look at Nance's work on Three Billion Nances:    / @threebillionnances   https://nanceee.substack.com/ Listen to The Dangerous Maybe Theme by Christian Michael Poynter (or any of his other music) here: -    / @christianmichaelpoynter   https://open.spotify.com/artist/4cWBV...   / christian-michael-poynter