Dynamic Relationality Theory of Creative Transformation : Grounding Machinic Ecosystems in Life Experiences / Kerimcan Ozcan and Venkat Ramaswamy.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ozcan, Kerimcan, author.

Ramaswamy, Venkatram, author.

Contributor:

Ramaswamy, Venkatram.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Artificial intelligence--Philosophy.

Artificial intelligence.

Human-computer interaction--Philosophy.

Human-computer interaction.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (388 pages)

Edition:

First edition.

Place of Publication:

Amsterdam, Netherlands : Elsevier Inc., [2025]

Summary:

Dynamic Relationality Theory of Creative Transformation: Grounding Machinic Ecosystems in Life Experiences introduces a visionary approach to understanding the evolving relationship between technology and human experiences.

Contents:

Front Cover

DYNAMIC RELATIONALITY THEORY OF CREATIVE TRANSFORMATION

DYNAMIC RELATIONALITY THEORY OF CREATIVE TRANSFORMATION: GROUNDING MACHINIC ECOSYSTEMS IN LIFE-EXPERIENCES

Copyright

Dedication

Contents

About the authors

Acknowledgments

Prologue

I - Relational dynamics

1 - Theorizing relational dynamics of creative transformation

Virtual and actual dimensions of a relational universe

Actualization of the real and the possible

From virtual realities to actual possibilities

DRT and the four domains of the creative plane of immanence

Virtual and actual dynamics: Deterritorialization and discursivity

Differentiation as double articulation of strata via assemblages

Interpreting functorial domains through gauge theory

Seeing health ecosystems through DRT

Transformative potential of DRT in theory and practice

2 - Grounding machinic ecosystems in life-experiences

Counter-actualization as the source of novelty and becoming

Interpenetration of actualization and counter-actualization

Possibilizing the virtual as experience ecosystems

Realizing the virtual as machinic life

Machinic life-experience ecosystems

Looking ahead

II - Dynamic relationality theory

3 - Dynamic relationalities in an assemblage

Dynamic relationality #1: Within assemblages

Categories and open sets as smooth manifolds and submanifolds

Vector fields animating the dynamics over smooth manifolds

Deriving the plane of consistency and territories of an assemblage

4 - Dynamic relationalities on strata

Dynamic relationality #2: Territorialization of strata between assemblages

Analyzing stratification across machinic and collective assemblages

Dynamic relationality #3: Lines of flight between assemblages across stacked strata

Analyzing functorial transformations across stacked strata.

Transversality

5 - Dynamic relationalities across (stacked) strata

Enriching the creative-experiencer with generative artificial intelligence

Dynamic relationality #4: Becoming through lines of flight

Dynamic relationality #5: Reterritorialization

Enriching the experience-verse with machinic generalized intelligence

6 - Dynamic relationalities of relational dynamics

Dynamic relationality #6: Differential transformation

Differential forms to measure the flow of natural transformations

Toward a new monadology of dynamic relationalities

Homotopies

Becoming of singularity in AGI as differential transformation

III - Organizations and creative transformation

7 - Creative transformation along a molar/molecular stack

Dynamic relationality #7: Molar/molecular lines of segmentation between strata

Relating global transformations to local transformations

Transformations along stacked strata: Sheaf morphisms

8 - Diagrammatic logic of organizations in ecosystems

Category Theoretical interpretation of organizations and ecosystems

Enrollment and agencing in organizations and ecosystems

Dynamic relationality #8: Diagrammatics

Limit/colimit object of a system of categories

Limit construction (most general object)

Colimit construction (least constrained object)

Limits and colimits as universal properties

Higher-order categories to represent categories and functors

Organizations as convergence of diagrams and limit/colimit objects

Case: Diagrammatic logic of organizations in healthcare ecosystems

9 - Organizational morphology and development

A category theoretical typology of organizational morphology

Structured corporations as limit object focused organizations with stable functor sets

Agenced corporations as limit object focused organizations with variable functor sets.

Structuring collectives as colimit object focused organizations with stable functor sets

Agencing collectives as colimit object focused organizations with variable functor sets

Case: Morphology and morphogenesis in healthcare

10 - Architectural transformation in an ecosystem

Extending sheaves to stacks for multilayered global to local analysis

Dynamic relationality #9: Strategic architecturing as transformations of diagrams

Adjustment of diagrams or limit/colimit objects

Use of functors and natural transformations

Use of 2-categories or higher categories

Designing life-experience ecosystems via pragmatic semiotics of diagrams

Case: Healthcare application of strategic architecturing as transformation of diagrams

IV - Complex transformative emergence and evolution

11 - Emergent transformation in a machinic life-experience ecosystem

Immanence within a machinic life-experience ecosystem

Monadic structure of differentiation into four domains

Case: Healthcare system and COVID-19

Differentiation of ecosystem sectors via double articulation

Case: Healthcare system and COVID-19 (Continued)

12 - Evolutionary transformation in a machinic life-experience ecosystem

Grounding social-behavioral phenomena with gauge theory

From global immanence to well-being, wealth, empowerment, and welfare

MLXE evolution as differentiation from virtual realities to actual possibilities

Dynamic relationality #10: Immanence of emergence and evolution

From analysis and modeling to strategy development

Epilogue

Appendix-Category theory notational reference table

Appendix-Healthcare case: Details of category theory analysis

Appendix-Applying gauge theory to social-behavioral phenomena

References

Glossary of terms

Index

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

L

M

N

O

P

Q

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S

T

U

V

W

Y

Back Cover.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9780443301605

0443301603

OCLC:

1470859815