/lit/ - Literature

>>17785667

Ok I found it boys. Nick Land wrote in his blog back in 2016

>Just noticed that I’ve been accused of having “anthropomorphized capital” (by NBS). Gnon, no!

>The point is this: If you think there’s a difference between capitalism and artificial intelligence you’re not seeing either at all clearly. The Austrians already understood that capitalism is an information processing system, and the decentralized robotics / networks types on the other side grasp that AI isn’t going to happen in a research lab. ‘Anthropomorphism’ has nothing to do with it. Complex Adaptive Systems are the place to start.

http://www.xenosystems.net/a-correction/

He also links to a Marxist discussion on the topic.

>>15601585
Yeah it's kind of useless since we already unleashed a rogue super-AI into the world. Maybe it will give us hints at stopping it. Thinking capital as AI may give rise to praxis Marxist theory couldn't lead us into.