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Criminal Publishing House: Language, Disease and Artificial Intelligence
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"Klick Klack, the mountain woman wakes up"* tells of a woman who cares for her father, who suffers from Parkinson's disease. Through her progressive loss of speech, she reflects on communication, body and work. She engages in dialogue with ChatGPT, draws parallels and critically questions his understanding of language. In cleverly interwoven levels, Josefine Soppa combines the topics of care, exploitation and technology into a sensitive text abo…
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