Artificial Intelligence and Posthumanism: How to Delimit the Boundary Between Humans and Non Humans

The latest commercial outing from Tamil cinema – ‘2.0' has pronounced something that was quoted several times – The world is not just for humans. Well, what makes this movie distinct from other similar formulaic projects that have graced Indian cinema is because of the fact that, this Shankar directorial has incorporated something that is futuristic – a world dominated by artificial intelligence. Now, how can human beings combat such a situation? Can we start communicating with non-human beings in a more efficient manner? Human language is quite messy and gives multiple meanings in different instances. So far, we were unable/reluctant to accommodate new means of communication. How about adding new signs, just like the Oxford dictionary adding new words to its voluminous pages! So, rather than incorporating just new words, or equivalently meaningful words of other languages, how good is it to incorporate non-human communication aspects.