This programme investigates the living genealogy of the body that eventually becomes capable of genesical praxis. It asks how new biological organization and function begin, recur, differentiate, and become consequential within the temporal environments of a living body.
The research keeps a structural distinction between embodied genesis and artificial cognition. Increasing artificial capability does not establish equivalence with human genesis. Artificial intelligence may instead contribute instruments for recognition, translation, measurement, explanation, and evaluation while leaving the embodied origin of genesical praxis intact.