About TechnoMythos

TechnoMythos traces the evolution of communication technologies from ancient times to present-day AI, examining how ancient mythologies are reconstituted in modern innovations and why their moral lessons remain vital.

TechnoMythos explores social transformations, the technical mechanics of AI language processing, and the ways AI is reshaping language itself. The project also situates AI within broader frameworks that include behavioral economics, evolutionary theory, and sociobiology.

It considers the role of mimetic instruments, the entanglement of the human and non-human body in technological systems, and the expanding use of AI in user experience (UX) design.

The inquiry examines how AI helps institutions develop new capacities for human well-being, but in other cases erodes them through automation and surveillance.

About the Author

Filipp Sapienza, Ph.D. Researcher, writer, data scientist, coder, and UX veteran exploring the deep history of communication technologies and their cultural consequences. Drawing on work in academia, software development, usability, history, social science, critical and rhetorical theory, I connect historical shifts in communication paradigms with today's AI-driven transformations, examining how each reorders meaning, authority, and identity. Visit his website for further background information.