Dialogue between the technologist and the theologian on electronic personality

Abstract

Contemporary efforts to protect the rights of robots as electronic personalities point to the existence of a semantic noise in understanding the notion of personality. Starting from the view of robots who have technologists and considering the perception of robot as a personality in the public space, this paper discusses the necessity of dialogue between technologists and theologians in eliminating semantic noises. The thesis is that such a dialogue should start with the question of the contemporary man's goals in terms about category of time, which would make it possible to better understand the question of intersubjectivity on the plan of the electronic personality semantics in dissociative space of modern mediation between the subject and the posthumanism world.