THE LIVING AUTOMATON, OR SOME PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF TECHNICALLY ORGANIZED LIFE
Elena Yurievna Pogorelskaia
Humanitarian University, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Keywords: artificial life, living automaton, simple object, copy, information unity, substantialization
Abstract
Prospects of scientific and technical civilization are largely connected with the possibilities of biotechnology. The work examines the philosophical aspects of technically organized life: a technical object consists of simple objects; a simple object is subject to copying; a record is an information1 hypostasis of a simple object; the material world is informationally unified; a technical fact consists of simple objects in their actual connection; a technical fact has a special historicity connected with its origin; the ontology of a copy sets the compromises of existence; time launches the processes of substantiation in copies. The conclusions of the study postulate the possibility of living technology.
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