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                                             Journal of Nanjing Medical University(Social Sciences)of Nanjing Medical University(Social Sciences)  2025年10月
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                  Towards symbiosis:a phenomenological study on the challenges of

                    technological alterity in generative artificial intelligence and the

                                      subjectivity crisis of medical students

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                                                    WEN Jinwang ,MO Nan  2
                            1. School of Health,2. School of Marxism,Fujian Medical University,Fuzhou 350122,China
                   Abstract:The integration of generative artificial intelligence into contemporary medical education has
               become both a descriptive and actionable paradigm shift within the field. Yet,this integration also carries
               inherent risks of technical alterity and a crisis of medical students’subjectivity,including the alienation of
               skills,within embodied relationships,account ability risks under algorithmic governance,the domination of
               data rationality through technological intentionality,coupled with the alienation of humanistic values from the
               subject. Critical reflection on technology implies a symbiotic co ⁃ construction that reconstructs the embodied
               cognition in human ⁃ technology collaborative educational models. It is necessary to cultivate students’

               algorithmic literacy and governance,returning from technological rationality to bodily rationality to reshape
               humanistic values among medical students.
                   Key words:generative artificial intelligence;technical alterity;medical education;medical students
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