Reny Taylor & Dr. Gilmore: Paradoxes Of Being: Humanism, Race & AI In The 4Th Industrial Revolution

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Wise The Dome TV

Rakeem Shabazz

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Wise the Dome TV brings you powerful conversations on Black history, Pan-Africanism, and radical political thought. Our channel dives into topics like African liberation movements, decolonization, revolutionary theory, African spiritual traditions, and the intersection of science and society. Through interviews with leading scholars, activists, and cultural thinkers, we offer deep insights and fresh perspectives you won’t find anywhere else. If you're passionate about uncovering the legacies of African resistance, exploring critical theories on race and power, and engaging with forward-thinki

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Reny Taylor & Dr. Gilmore: Paradoxes Of Being: Humanism, Race & AI In The 4Th Industrial Revolution

Wise The Dome TV

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1 month ago

Reny Taylor & Dr. Gilmore: Paradoxes Of Being: Humanism, Race & AI In The 4Th Industrial Revolution

Reny Taylor & Dr. Gilmore: Paradoxes Of Being: Humanism, Race & AI In The 4Th Industrial RevolutionIn this conversation, Reny Taylor and Dr. Gilmore take up Sylvia Wynter’s framework of Man to explore the paradoxes of being in an age shaped by humanism, race, and artificial intelligence. Drawing on Wynter’s critique of the overrepresentation of “Man,” they consider how the 4th Industrial Revolution both reproduces old inequalities and opens space for rethinking what it means to be human. Their dialogue moves through questions of race and humanism, the impact of AI and automation, and the possibilities for imagining new genres of being human in the face of global transformation.