Philosophy of Information

This course examines information as a fundamental dimension of the visual society, where digitization, the dominance of the image, and algorithmic mediation are transforming human experience. It explores the visualization of life, hybrid reality, inflationary freedom, and the constitution of the subject within environments of digital data, algorithmic networks, and artificial intelligence. Particular emphasis is placed on the risks of iconocracy and algorithmic rule, as well as on the preservation, expansion, and deepening of autonomy in the digital context.