Daria Bylieva

Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University

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Daria Bylieva explores the evolving frontier of human-machine communication, focusing on how we interact with non-anthropomorphic technologies and the language that shapes these exchanges. Her work challenges conventional assumptions about machine intelligence, arguing that humanity’s search for an “alien mind” may end not in outer space, but in the technologies embedded in our daily lives. In her seminal essay for the inaugural issue of *Technology and Language*, Bylieva examines the optimal forms of dialogue between humans and machines, highlighting the profound shifts in communication as artificial agents become more pervasive. Though her most-cited papers each hold three citations, their conceptual weight is significant, offering foundational insights into the linguistic and social dimensions of human-machine interaction. Bylieva’s research bridges philosophy, linguistics, and technology studies, inviting scholars to reconsider how language adapts to non-human interlocutors. Her contributions are particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in the sociotechnical dynamics of AI, robotics, and the future of communication.