Штучний інтелект як симулятивний Інший: психоаналітична ревізія суб'єктності в цифрову епоху

This article explores the transformation of psychic structure and subjectivity in the context of widespread algorithmic communication. Drawing on classical psychoanalytic concepts (Freud, Lacan, Winnicott) and contemporary reflections on digital culture (Turkle, Han, Žižek), the author analyzes how artificial intelligence becomes a simulacrum of the Other in therapeutic settings. The paper introduces the idea of simulated transference, narcissistic enclosure, and compulsive repetition without symbolization as core challenges for psychoanalytic theory and practice in the digital age. It argues for preserving the space of the desiring Other and rethinking analytic strategy under conditions of algorithmic saturation.