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Ass of God: Collected Heretical Writings of Salb Hacz.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Blas, Zach, Artist, Editor.
Contributor:
Lübbert, Christian, Editor.
Golland, Talia, Editor.
Elwell, J. Sage, Contributor.
Hacz, Salb, Contributor.
Lemmey, Huw, Contributor.
Singler, Beth, Contributor.
Lipsky, Tina, Contributor.
Day, Sabo, Designer.
Eveleigh, Rosen, Designer.
Milkus, Augustinas, Designer.
Csuss, Jacqueline, Translator.
Jackson, Gerrit, Translator, Editor.
Payer, Johannes, Editor.
Tradukas GbR, Editor.
Library Stack, Distributor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Art and technology.
Technology and the arts.
Artificial intelligence.
Cosmology.
Exhibitions.
Art--Exhibitions.
Genre:
Artists' books.
Exhibition catalogs.
Fiction
Fiction.
Physical Description:
1 online resource.
Place of Publication:
[Place of publication not identified] : Secession ; Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, 2024.
Summary:
"Bilingual in English and German Ass of God. Collected Heretical Writings of Salb Hacz presents the heretical visions of the artificial intelligence mystic and engineer of CULTUS, a techno-religious computer built to determine if AI gods exist. Edited by Zach Blas and Christian Lübbert, Ass of God features all nine heretical visions Hacz transcribed in writing, as well as two images he produced. To situate Hacz's visions within the burgeoning studies of AI religiosity, the collection prefaces his writings with an essay and interview with Hacz by religious studies scholars J. Sage Elwell and Beth Singler. Also included is a personal letter to Hacz from an anonymous colleague, shared via novelist, artist, and critic Huw Lemmey, which further contextualizes Hacz's idiosyncratic approach to artificial intelligence and heretical belief."-- provided by distributor.
Notes:
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Standard Copyright.
Description based on online resource landing page (Library Stack, viewed on 2026-07-16).

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